Clarifcation regarding Section 50C

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17 May 2008 One of our client has entered into a sale agreement (without giving possession)to sell a site for Rs.10 lacs and received advance of Rs.2 lacs with a condition that the balance has to be paid at the time of registration and the registration has to be done on or before 2 months from the date of sale agreement. Rs.10 lacs is also the value fixed by the stamp valuation authority on the date of sale agreement. But the valuation authority has increased the rate to Rs.20 lacs by the time of registration and the stamp duty is paid by the buyer on rs.20 lacs. The seller has received the balance Rs.8 lacs at the time of registration.The seller has paid the long term capital gain taking the consideration as Rs.10 lacs. The case is selected for scrutiny. Now the ITO has raised a tax demand taking the sale consideration as Rs.20 lacs as per Section 50C? Is there any way out for the client to argue that the sale consideartion has to be taken as Rs.10 lacs instead of Rs.20 lacs? Are there any case laws on the above subject?

17 May 2008 1

17 May 2008 Please reply to the above query


17 May 2008 2


03 June 2008 ito is correct as per 50C



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