Acquisition of BSE shares - LTCG OR business income - holding ...

Income Tax

May 4, 2019

Acquisition of BSE shares - LTCG OR business income - holding period of the asset is to be calculated from the acquisition of date of ‘BSE card’ and not from the date of conversion of ‘BSE card’ into equity shares - held as LTCG

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Acquisition of BSE shares - LTCG OR business income - holding ...

Income Tax

May 4, 2019

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