STAMP DUTY AND REGISTRATION CHARGES
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10 February 2010
Whether exemption for Stamp Duty and Registration Charges can be granted under sec. 80(c) if possession has been taken in the same year ?
If so then at the time of sell when capital gain would be there it is deuducted as a Cost of Aquisition from Future Value of Consideration?
Thank You
If so then at the time of sell when capital gain would be there it is deuducted as a Cost of Aquisition from Future Value of Consideration?
Thank You
10 February 2010
(1)Yes
(2)Yes
(2)Yes
10 February 2010
Stamp duty,registration fee and other expenses for the purpose of transfer of the residential house property to the assessee can be claimed under section 80C.
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