LTCG - assessee is entitled for claim of benefit u/s 54 of ...

Case Laws Income Tax

May 16, 2016

LTCG - assessee is entitled for claim of benefit u/s 54 of expenditure incurred by the assessee to make the said new residential house purchased by the assessee ‘habitable’ fit for living for residential purposes by the assessee - AT

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LTCG - assessee is entitled for claim of benefit u/s 54 of ...

Case Laws Income Tax

May 16, 2016

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