Capital gain computation - stamp duty valuation adopted by ...

Dispute Over Stamp Duty Valuation for Land Transfer? Section 50C(2) Allows Reassessment by District Valuation Officer.

March 23, 2023

Case Laws Income Tax AT

Capital gain computation - stamp duty valuation adopted by authorities - Since the assessee is disputing the value adopted by government authorities for levy of stamp duty on transfer of land, Section 50C(2) shall come into play and the matter may be required to be referred to DVO as is provided u/s 50C(2). - AT

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Capital gain computation - stamp duty valuation adopted by ...

Dispute Over Stamp Duty Valuation for Land Transfer? Section 50C(2) Allows Reassessment by District Valuation Officer.

March 23, 2023

Case Laws Income Tax AT

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