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August 22, 2012

LTCG - Purchase of agriculture land – benefit of section 54F of the Act – There is no prohibition regarding construction of a residential house on agriculture land - AT

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LTCG - Purchase of agriculture land – benefit of section 54F of ...

Income Tax

August 22, 2012

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