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MUHAMMAD SALEEM BHATTI versus INCOME TAX APPELLATE TRIBUNAL, LAHORE BENCH, LAHORE

Sections 2 (5) (ii), 2 (16) (iii), 16 (3), 17 B & 27 (6) Distinguish between the associations, the `capital 'and its` assets' from the High Court to the Association. Since real estate applicants are a great investment to their members, individual members need to be included in net wealth. There was no legal restriction that an asset could not be taxed in the hands of two different assets. There were co-owners in the property. Checked as the Association of Persons, the property was not included in the property as an association of persons, in the case of associations whose assets were in view of section 2 (5) (ii) of the estate. Had attracted taxation events. The Tax Act, 1963, was an independent and varied assessment, though it certainly contained individual members, since an independent appraisal of an immovable property deemed to be an immovable property for the business of construction, sale or giving out. Was considered to be included in section 2 (5) (ii) of the Wealth Tax Act, 1963, in this regard the definition of \ net wealth, which is included in section 2 (16) (iii) of this Act, is not affected. The order, in relation to the difference between the association of individuals and its assets, was not open to exceptions. \ R \ n \ r \ n advocate from Khangah Sharif lawyer