Income from share trading, brokerage, derivative and interest ...

Case Laws Income Tax

April 25, 2016

Income from share trading, brokerage, derivative and interest income on margin money should be considered as income derived from purchase and sale of shares and are therefore to be treated as to profit derived from speculative business as per the provision contained under Explanation to Sec. 73.- AT

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Income from share trading, brokerage, derivative and interest ...

Case Laws Income Tax

April 25, 2016

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