Actual sale consideration, not stamp duty valuation, is important for claiming capital gain exemption u/s 54F
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INCOME TAX OFFICER vs. SHRI RAJ KUMAR PARASHAR : ITAT- JAIPUR BENCH Exemption under s.54F: Capital gains— Exemption under s.54F: Full…
50C and 54F
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