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Income from sale of land - Income from business OR capital gain - object of the assessee to purchase the land to convert into small plots and then sale these small plots on profit - the assessee is fulfilling the condition of section 28 of the Act, being a business, therefore, we direct the Assessing Officer to treat the transaction under the head income from business and compute the tax liability accordingly.
Income from sale of land - Income from business OR capital gain - object of the assessee to purchase the land to convert into small plots and then sale these small plots on profit - the assessee is fulfilling the condition of section 28 of the Act, being a business, therefore, we direct the Assessing Officer to treat the transaction under the head income from business and compute the tax liability accordingly.
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