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LONG TERM CAPITAL GAIN

SUNIL GANERIWAL
RECENT CASE LAWS ON GENUINEITY OF LONG TERM CAPITAL GAIN
Genuineness of long term capital gains hinges on customary documentary support to establish transaction authenticity. Genuineness of long term capital gain transactions is a factual assessment that depends on whether the transaction appears genuine and is supported by usual, normal and customary documentary evidence; absence of customary documents or the presence of unusual or superfluous records can undermine even a genuine transaction, and reliance on case law is limited because outcomes depend on case specific facts. (AI Summary)
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CAGOPALJI AGRAWAL on Jun 8, 2010
Please clarify what is your issue?
Surender Gupta on Jun 9, 2010
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DHARMENDRA SINGH on Jun 11, 2010
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DEV KUMAR KOTHARI on Jun 19, 2010
Bogus or genuine are matters of facts. Experience shows that besides being genuine, the transaction must also appear to be genuine supported by usual/ normal and customary documents. lack of usual documents and existence of unusual or superflous documents both can go against even a genuine transaction. Case law may not help much becasue each case can be different on facts.- rely on usual, customary documents.
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