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21 March 2013 sir please tell
mr.A received lic pension after his retirement...
whether it is taxable under income tax act ???

21 March 2013 On which designation he receiving pension.


I.e means is he receiving pension as the retired employee of the LIC or as the policy holder of the LIC.

OM SAI SRI SAI JAI JAI SAI

21 March 2013 sir please tell me in the both cases


21 March 2013 policy holder if the lic

22 March 2013 If the assessee is retaired employee of lic and he receiving pension in his retaired employee designation(i.e status as retaired lic employee) then it is taxable under that head salary. Because of pension receiving after retairment shall be treated as salary.

If he receiving pension as policy holder i.e pension receiving from the penshion plus policy scheme then it is exempted to tax u/s 10(10D).

OM SAI SRI SAI JAI JAI SAI

22 March 2013 thank you sir

please also tell mr.A received an allotment letter of flat from a builder on 15th june,2006 under construction link payment scheme and got a physical possession on 15th march,2012

then mr.A sold the above flat on 15th may,2012

sir please tell the nature of above gain ?? (short term or long term)

sir if it is long term,also give me some case laws of punjab & haryana high court


22 March 2013 Please tell me when the property registered on the name of Mr.A and when total construction completed.

OM SAI SRI SAI JAI JAI SAI

22 March 2013 yes property was registered in the name of MR A on 15th march 2012

and construction completed on 10th feb 2012


24 March 2013 In this case the period of holding shall be consider from the date of allotment. For supporting this the case law is as follows.

An assessee was allotted a flat under a scheme of Delhi Development Authority but the actual registration of the flat in the name of the assessee was done much later. In order to determine the short term or long term nature of the asset the period of holding of the asset is relevent. For this purpose, the period of possession without title should also be treated as period of holding of property. Therefore, the period of holding can be reckoned from the date of allotment and not from the date of registration and this is indicated in Cirular no.471 dated 15th October,1986 - Vinod Kumar Jain vs. CIT(2012) 344 ITR 501 (P&H).

So your case is same as the above case and period of holding shall be consider from the date of allotement i.e from 15-6-2006 and you sold the property on 15-5-2012 Since holding period is 5 years 11 months thus it is longterm capital gain.

OM SAI SRI SAI JAI JAI SAI



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