Capital gain

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13 September 2017 MY CLIENT HAS LAND & BUILDING (HOUSE PROPERTY) OF RS. 1601590 IN 2012-13 NOW HE SELL IN 2016-17 IN RS. 2800000. I WANT TO KNOW HOW MUCH LONG CAPITAL GAIN WILL RAISED AND IF CLIENT WANTS TO PURCHASE IN 2017-18 NEW PROPERTY THEN IT IS POSSIBLE TO SET OFF.


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13 September 2017 Base year is 2001-2002 and the year of transfer is 2016-17. CII is 100 and 264 respectively.

Indexed cost of acquisition is Rs.1601590 *(264/100) is Rs. 42.28

If your client is selling at Rs.28 lacs, then capital loss will be 28lacs less 42.28 lacs= Rs.14.28 lacs

13 September 2017 Your client can set off the long term capital loss against Long term capital gains only.


13 September 2017 If it is not possible to set off against any long term capital gains in the year 2017-18, then your client can carry forward such losses upto 8 assessment years.

13 September 2017 Capital gains exemption can be claimed by investing or constructing a property. This case is that of long term capital loss and therefore no question of exemption arises.

14 September 2017 There is a capital gain =1601590*264/200 = 2114099
So LTCG = 28L-21.14099 = 6.85901, The inddex for 2012-13 is 200

https://caclub.in/cbdt-notified-new-cost-inflation-index-base-year-2001-02/

14 September 2017 Thanks, Dibin ji!

I misread the year of acquisition as 2001-2002

14 September 2017 By buying property within 2 years of transfer or to construct a residential property within 3 years of transfer, you can claim exemption of long term capital gains .

One requirement is that you should invest the amount of capital gains in such purchase or construction




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