Correct head of income - income earned out of sale of property - ...

Income Tax

January 24, 2024

Correct head of income - income earned out of sale of property - business income or capital gains - when the asset was converted into stock-in-trade - the assessee has furnish the details, such as how long the asset was treated as long term capital gain and when the assessee has converted the property into stock-in-trade and accordingly up to conversion of the property, the AO has to treat it as capital asset and after conversion of the property, it has to be treated as business asset. - AT

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Correct head of income - income earned out of sale of property - ...

Income Tax

January 24, 2024

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