Exemption u/s. 54F - Long term capital gains LTCG) - Joint ...

Section 54F Exemption Denied if Taxpayer Owns More Than One House; Joint Ownership Doesn't Qualify for Deduction.

September 19, 2013

Case Laws Income Tax AT

Exemption u/s. 54F - Long term capital gains LTCG) - Joint ownership of new house property - no deduction shall be allowed if the assessee owns on the date of transfer of the residential asset more than one residential house - AT

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Exemption u/s. 54F - Long term capital gains LTCG) - Joint ...

Section 54F Exemption Denied if Taxpayer Owns More Than One House; Joint Ownership Doesn't Qualify for Deduction.

September 19, 2013

Case Laws Income Tax AT

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