Answers on Capital Gains Tax (10,942)
 | Regarding Short term / Long term Capital gainsI sold a residential property for 43 lacs and purchased a residential property for 70 lacs. Both the transactions were done in the month of April' 2018. I have availed LONG TERM... Answered by Naman Maloo 6 years ago |
 | Regarding Short term / Long term Capital gainsI sold a residential property for 43 lacs and purchased a residential property for 70 lacs. Both the transactions were done in the month of April' 2018. I have availed LONG TERM... Answered by Hunny Badlani 6 years ago |
 | Regarding Short term / Long term Capital gainsI sold a residential property for 43 lacs and purchased a residential property for 70 lacs. Both the transactions were done in the month of April' 2018. I have availed LONG TERM... Answered by Payal Chhajed 6 years ago |
 | Regarding Short term / Long term Capital gainsI sold a residential property for 43 lacs and purchased a residential property for 70 lacs. Both the transactions were done in the month of April' 2018. I have availed LONG TERM... Answered by Lakshita Bhandari 6 years ago |
| Sale of inherited propertyThis question was kept private Answered by Payal Chhajed 6 years ago |
| Sale of inherited propertyThis question was kept private Answered by Payal Chhajed 6 years ago |
 | ITR 4 and LTCGIf a person is filing ITR 4 on presumptive basis and has redeemed some mutual funds on which no tax is payable as per Sec 112A (LTCG after 31.1.18 is only Rs 9500), should they:... Answered by Karishma Chhajer 6 years ago |
| ITR 4 and LTCGIf a person is filing ITR 4 on presumptive basis and has redeemed some mutual funds on which no tax is payable as per Sec 112A (LTCG after 31.1.18 is only Rs 9500), should they:... Answered by Naman Maloo 6 years ago |
 | ITR 4 and LTCGIf a person is filing ITR 4 on presumptive basis and has redeemed some mutual funds on which no tax is payable as per Sec 112A (LTCG after 31.1.18 is only Rs 9500), should they:... Answered by Lalit Bansal 6 years ago |
| ITR 4 and LTCGIf a person is filing ITR 4 on presumptive basis and has redeemed some mutual funds on which no tax is payable as per Sec 112A (LTCG after 31.1.18 is only Rs 9500), should they:... Answered by Payal Chhajed 6 years ago |
 | ITR 4 and LTCGIf a person is filing ITR 4 on presumptive basis and has redeemed some mutual funds on which no tax is payable as per Sec 112A (LTCG after 31.1.18 is only Rs 9500), should they:... Answered by Vivek Kumar Arora 6 years ago |
| ITR 4 and LTCGIf a person is filing ITR 4 on presumptive basis and has redeemed some mutual funds on which no tax is payable as per Sec 112A (LTCG after 31.1.18 is only Rs 9500), should they:... Answered by Hunny Badlani 6 years ago |
| ITR 4 and LTCGIf a person is filing ITR 4 on presumptive basis and has redeemed some mutual funds on which no tax is payable as per Sec 112A (LTCG after 31.1.18 is only Rs 9500), should they:... Answered by Lakshita Bhandari 6 years ago |
 | Tax calculationThis question was kept private Answered by B Vijaya Kumar 6 years ago |
| Sale of inherited propertyThis question was kept private Answered by B Vijaya Kumar 6 years ago |
| Vedanta Preference Shares - Tax TreatmentThis question was kept private Answered by B Vijaya Kumar 6 years ago |
| Sale of inherited propertyThis question was kept private Answered by Lakshita Bhandari 6 years ago |
| Sale of inherited propertyThis question was kept private Answered by Naman Maloo 6 years ago |