We know only from news article that Gandhi stamps sell for £500,000 in auction.
But do you really think it is sold in auction?
If really sold then do seller pay tax on profit they made on auction?
Do anyone know who is seller (except auction house).
How government will find out who is seller and get tax?
What do you think about this Gandhi stamps sell for £500,000 ?
Is it genuine auction sell or fake one(no one paid and buyer took stamp back).
Do anyone know that tax was paid on this Gandhi stamps sell for £500,000?
According to me and my research(you don't have to believe me) that this Gandhi SERVICE 10 Rupees was never overprinted by C. Rajagopalchari. Check following link
It's just BOGUS(never overprinted officially and used by Rajagopalchari).
This stamp is marketed as rare stamp. (Rajagopalchari will never make rear).
This stamp is marketed as send to Queen of England (Rajagopalchari or any Indain freedom fighter will not send anything to Queen or anyone in England).
But some one is paying £500,000. It's good. Now seller needs to pay tax and buyer needs to be aware when they sell it as they also have to pay tax on profit(capital gain tax) they makes.
You can get overprint stamp for $5-20. Ofcourse stamp is FAKE and OVERPRINT is BOGUS.
BOGUS?
GENUINE?
TAX ON PROFIT WAS PAID?
DID AUCTION SITE REPORTED THIS TRANSACTION TO GOVERNMENT SO THEY CAN COLLECT TAX?
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