Loss on account of mark to market - there is no bar in ...

Income Tax

November 19, 2019

Loss on account of mark to market - there is no bar in adjustment of unabsorbed business losses from speculation profit of the current year, provided the speculation losses for the year and earlier has been first adjusted from speculation profit.

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Loss on account of mark to market - there is no bar in ...

Income Tax

November 19, 2019

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