A woman’s ₹4.41 lakh share investment generated ₹92 lakh in sale proceeds, but the Mumbai ITAT rejected her capital gains exemption claim and upheld additions of nearly ₹95 lakh. Here’s why bank statements and demat records failed to establish her case.
A woman’s ₹4.41 lakh share investment generated ₹92 lakh in sale proceeds, but the Mumbai ITAT rejected her capital gains exemption claim and upheld additions of nearly ₹95 lakh. Here’s why bank statements and demat records failed to establish her case. by Soban News (international And National News)