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Sale of ESOP – Period of holding - the assesse acquired a ...


Employee Stock Option Plan (ESOP) Sale Taxed as Long Term Capital Gain After Three Years.

November 13, 2013

Case Laws     Income Tax     AT

Sale of ESOP – Period of holding - the assesse acquired a valuable right on the date of grant and this valuable right, which is capital asset, when sold after 3 years, was liable to be taxed under the head Long term capital Gain - AT

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