Customs Broker association membership becomes mandatory in the operating jurisdiction, with exclusive membership and limited compliance-time relaxatio...
When the assessee invests money in a property with an intention to hold it or enjoys the property and sells it for profit thereafter, then it is a case of capital appreciation and the profit derived there from is taxable under the head ‘capital gains’
When the assessee invests money in a property with an intention to hold it or enjoys the property and sells it for profit thereafter, then it is a case of capital appreciation and the profit derived there from is taxable under the head ‘capital gains’
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