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well , I am feeling HAPPY to answer your question , I would like to suggest you to access the source site if its available , for more information.Proper nouns should be capitalized. The first word of sentences should be capitalized.Titles should be capitalized. What if you forget? What if you capitalize where you normally would not? You can change the case of all the text at once with a single command
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Computers & Technology by Kausik at 10:17 PM on July 08, 2008
As per Indian Income Tax laws, a capital gain tax is a voluntary tax payable on the sale of assets, investments, capital accumulation, and productivity. A Capital Gain can be defined as an any income generated by selling a capital investment. A capital investment can be anything from business stocks, paintings, and houses to family businesses and farmhouses. The gain here, refers essentially
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Personal Finance & Tax by keshav at 4:03 PM on October 14, 2008
Capital gains arising from transfer of shares or securities is different from that of other assets, in two respects, namely, with regard to their period of holding and other with regard to the rate of tax.Period of Holding:In case of shares or securities, the period of holding before sale is more than one year for such asset to be termed as Long Term Capital Asset, if the holding is one year or less
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Personal Finance & Tax by keshav at 1:02 AM on October 09, 2008
The authorized equity share capital are maximum value of securities that a firm can legally issue. This number is specified in the memorandum of association or articles of incorporation in the US when a firm is incorporated, but can be changed later with shareholders approval. Authorized share capital may be divided into 1 Issued capital: par value of the shares actually issued. 2 Paid up capital
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Personal Finance & Tax by ankita khare at 7:15 AM on September 27, 2008
You may get long term capital gain, if you sell a share or sell a unit of mutual fund after one year from the date of purchase. The profit earned is exempted from payment of tax. You need not pay tax. However, for sale of gold in your hand, you have to wait for 3 years to get exemption for the payment of tax for the profit amount....Long-term capital gain is the gain arising from sale of long term capital
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Personal Finance & Tax by keshav at 1:09 AM on October 09, 2008
How to Calculate Capital Gains for Property Sold. A capital gain is an increase in value of a capital ... be a serious crime to report t...he details of capital gains incorrectly. Tax...The method for calculating capital gain and tax thereon as envisaged in the Income tax Act is no doubt, complex and requires expert help in interpretation and understanding. The Act prescribes certain rules and procedures
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Personal Finance & Tax by priyanka at 1:00 AM on July 26, 2008
an investor purchases stock in a company, he/she expects to see a return on that investment. Since the individual expects to get back more than his/her initial investment, the cost of capital is equal&term=c ost20of20capital...Well! Capital like any other factor of production involves a cost. The cost of capital is an important element in capital expenditure management. The cost of capital of a
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Personal Finance & Tax by Aruna Kumari at 12:23 AM on October 21, 2008
kolkata is the capital of west bengal but the main thing is that kolkata is in my heart....mr.sandeep,kolkata is in the air i take in,its in the water that flows................actually,,its in west ....Kolkata is on the Earth...Kolkata is the state capital of West Bengal. Formerly it was known as Calcutta.Once it was the capital of INDIA....KOLKATA IS IN INDIA...in india..........In west bengal, India
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Kolkata by sandeep at 1:46 AM on March 02, 2008
differently. The "holding period" is the amount of time you held some security before you sold it. For reasons explained later, the IRS cares about how long you have held capital assets that you have short-term gain or short-term loss is a gain or loss on a capital asset that had a holding period of twelve months or less. Similarly, a long-term gain or long-term loss is a gain or loss on a capital
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Personal Finance & Tax by keshav at 12:51 AM on October 09, 2008
Well, There is no exemption available to short term capital gains arising from sale of shares or securities. LTCG from sale of shares or securities is exempt from tax if the transaction has suffered STT. However if the LTCG is taxable, then exemption is available if the entire capital gain is invested in eligible government bonds, within a period of 6 months from the date of sale of the asset
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Personal Finance & Tax by keshav at 12:49 AM on October 09, 2008
The capital of Haryana is Chandigarh , Patna is the capital of Bihar and Mumbai is the capital of Maharashtra ....HARYANA=CHANDIGARHMAHARASTRA =MUMBAIBIHAR=PATNA...Chandigarh - - - patna - - -Mumbai Rathika, the capital of Haryana is Chandigarh which is administered as a union territory and you know it is also the capital of Punjab. The capital of Bihar is Patna and the capital of Maharashtra is Mumbai.
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Newspapers by rathika raj at 7:06 PM on March 14, 2009
In the economic realm, "capital goods" is a specialized term which refers to real objects owned by individuals, organizations, or governments to be used in the production of other goods or commodities. Capital goods include factories, machinery, tools, equipment, and various buildings which are used to produce other products for consumption. Capital goods also refers to any material used
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Personal Finance & Tax by ravinder at 6:45 PM on June 19, 2008
Capital gains arising from transfer of shares or securities is different from that of other assets, in two respects, namely, with regard to their period of holding and other with regard to the rate of tax.Period of Holding:In case of shares or securities, the period of holding before sale is more than one year for such asset to be termed as Long Term Capital Asset, if the holding is one year or less
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Personal Finance & Tax by priyanka at 12:56 AM on July 26, 2008