The Parliament has not only used two different terms namely ...

Parliament Differentiates "Securities" and "Units" in Section 94(7)(b); Sets Distinct Minimum Holding Periods for Each.

September 19, 2012

Case Laws Income Tax HC

The Parliament has not only used two different terms namely “securities” and “units” in Section 94(7)(b)(i) and 94(7)(b)(ii) but has dealt with them separately providing different minimum periods of holding for “securities” and “units” - HC

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The Parliament has not only used two different terms namely ...

Parliament Differentiates "Securities" and "Units" in Section 94(7)(b); Sets Distinct Minimum Holding Periods for Each.

September 19, 2012

Case Laws Income Tax HC

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