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Disallowance of loss claimed - sale of shares - It is quite...

Taxpayer Disputes Disallowed Loss on Share Sale; AO to Re-evaluate Evidence from Broker and NSE.

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Income Tax September 22, 2016 Case Laws AT
Disallowance of loss claimed - sale of shares - It is quite difficult for the assessee to comment on the nature of the evidence collected from the NSE, because according to the assessee it has carried out the transactions through broker. Now, if some ambiguity has come on the record, such ambiguity could be explained by the broker - AO to re-adjudicate the issue - AT

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