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I have purchaed a Flat with my saving but not disclose in Income tax. Is there any diffuculty willbe in future |
I have purchaed a Flat with my saving but not disclose in Income tax. Is there any diffuculty willbe in future Your question has no details as when you have purchased and for what price etc., you will have nothing but problems only. you have bought a flat out of your money earned by you and paid income-tax... if applicable... Yes and No. |
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