Income from house property - unsold inventory of built- up ...

Case Laws Income Tax

January 17, 2018

Income from house property - unsold inventory of built- up residential houses/flats - the properties held as stock in trade will be taxable under the notional annual letting value method prescribed u/s 23(1)(a) - HC

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Income from house property - unsold inventory of built- up ...

Case Laws Income Tax

January 17, 2018

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