Long term capital gains - Simply because assessee preferred to ...

Income Tax

August 6, 2012

Long term capital gains - Simply because assessee preferred to sell his business along with tangible assets would not mean that the agreement would become that of an agency. - clear case of sale of assets - deduction u/s. 54EC allowed - AT

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Long term capital gains - Simply because assessee preferred to ...

Income Tax

August 6, 2012

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