CIT v. Attili N. Rao
252 ITR 880Supreme Court of India2001#4249 most cited
What is CIT v. Attili N. Rao authority for?
Capital gains are computed on the full price realized from the sale of an asset, even if certain dues are deducted from that price by a third party before payment to the assessee. Deductions for such dues are not permissible when calculating capital gains.
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Also referred to as
CIT v. Attili N. Rao · 252 ITR 880 · SC · capital gains · full price realized · admissible deductions · immovable property · auction sale · dues deducted
Also reported as
119 Taxmann 1030