Computation of Long Term Capital Gains - There is nothing on ...

Income Tax

December 5, 2020

Computation of Long Term Capital Gains - There is nothing on record to substantiate the allegation of intention to avoid tax in the guise of transfer of shares. Ld.CIT(A) on one hand holds that there was no transfer of Capital Asset, whereas on the other hand, refers to DVO report to allege tax avoidance by assessee. Ld.CIT(A) once rejected application of sec.50C cannot rely on DVO report to hold that assessee adopted a colourable device to avoid tax. - AT

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Computation of Long Term Capital Gains - There is nothing on ...

Income Tax

December 5, 2020

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