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Capital gains tax
If I am a trading company and I have converted my capital asset i.e. shares into stock-in-trade before securities transaction tax became applicable and now I want to sell the same can I save capital gains tax by paying stt as if stt is paid long term capital gains tax is not applicable u/s 10(38) of income tax act 1961.
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