Computation of LTCG - applicability of Section 50C - property ...

Case Laws Income Tax

March 29, 2019

Computation of LTCG - applicability of Section 50C - property under sale was under various encumbrances and the assessee was not having the absolute marketable title of the said property - adoption of stamp valuation as a sale consideration u/s 50C was not justified

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Computation of LTCG - applicability of Section 50C - property ...

Case Laws Income Tax

March 29, 2019

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