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Derivative trading loss as business loss - when undisputedly assessee has entered into transaction of derivatives after 01.04.2006 in a recognised stock exchange as per Circular No.2/2006 dated 25.01.2006, loss arising in F&O transaction has to be treated as business loss - right in treating the derivative trading loss as business loss u/s 43(5) clause (c) & (d)
Derivative trading loss as business loss - when undisputedly assessee has entered into transaction of derivatives after 01.04.2006 in a recognised stock exchange as per Circular No.2/2006 dated 25.01.2006, loss arising in F&O transaction has to be treated as business loss - right in treating the derivative trading loss as business loss u/s 43(5) clause (c) & (d)
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