Income Tax Officer (2008) 5 DTR (Mum) 29 Shri Navinchandra N. Majithia 401, CIT v. Gopal Purohit
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What is Income Tax Officer (2008) 5 DTR (Mum) 29 Shri Navinchandra N. Majithia 401, CIT v. Gopal Purohit authority for?
Frequency of transactions, volume, magnitude, use of borrowed funds, period of holding, and assessee's infrastructure are key factors in determining whether transactions constitute business income or capital gains, based on the facts of each case.
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Shri Navinchandra N. Majithia · CIT v. Gopal Purohit · frequency of transactions · business income · capital gains · volume · magnitude · borrowed funds · period of holding · infrastructure