Capital gains treatment for repatriated personal goods permits long-term gains assessment with relaxed evidentiary requirements. Profits from sale of goods brought into India by repatriates from Uganda, within the specified monetary limit, are to be included for capital gains computation and assessed as long term capital gains; income-tax officers should not insist on documentary proof of holding period for classifying such assets and should apply these instructions when disposing repatriate assessments.
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Capital gains treatment for repatriated personal goods permits long-term gains assessment with relaxed evidentiary requirements.
Profits from sale of goods brought into India by repatriates from Uganda, within the specified monetary limit, are to be included for capital gains computation and assessed as long term capital gains; income-tax officers should not insist on documentary proof of holding period for classifying such assets and should apply these instructions when disposing repatriate assessments.
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