ITR-2
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04 August 2020
I have sold property in which my share is 40%. So while filling ITR-2, whether property value as per stamp authority is to be taken at 40% of total value?. In every column of purchase price, property value as per stamp/jantry is to be taken at 40% of total value?
04 August 2020
yes the only 40% of sale & purchase part to be consider while filing the return of income.
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