Capital gain
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28 February 2009
Sir
How to arrive at the cost for computing long term capital gain, if the property sold is a ancestral prpoerty and the original documents are not found.
In other words how to compute the capital gains if the cost details of the asset ( purchased before 1980) is not available.
How to arrive at the cost for computing long term capital gain, if the property sold is a ancestral prpoerty and the original documents are not found.
In other words how to compute the capital gains if the cost details of the asset ( purchased before 1980) is not available.
28 February 2009
you will take valuation from registrar valuation as on 01/04/1981 then it is cost of acquisition
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