Section 54F, 269 SS
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07 February 2023
Mr A and Mrs A are husband and wife.
Mr A and Mrs A purchased a house property in February 2022 for Rs 50 Lakhs. Rs 20 Lakhs were paid by Mr A from his bank account to seller, property dealer, stamp duty etc.
Rs 30 Lakhs were arranged through joint home loan. Mr A paid the EMI of Rs 1 Lakh till December 2022.
The house property is in joint name and home loan is joint loan.
Mrs A sold the shares in June for Rs 50 Lakhs which is also the long term capital gain for her.
She repaid the remaining home loan of Rs 29 Lakhs. She also repaid Rs 21 Lakhs to Mr A along with reasonable rate of interest (considering his initial contribution as loan).
Query
Mrs A wants to claim 100 percent exemption under section 54 F.
Can Mrs A claim section 54 F for the loan repayment done to Mr A. (It was always the intention of Mr A and Mrs A to fund the house property though receipts of sale of shares.)
Query
Can the funding / payments done by Mr A on behalf of Mrs A for the purchase of house property fall under section 269SS and be liable for penalty 271 D. All the payments by Mr A were done thru proper banking channels on behalf of Mrs A and later refunded through her Bank Account to Mr A bank account along with interest.
Mr A and Mrs A purchased a house property in February 2022 for Rs 50 Lakhs. Rs 20 Lakhs were paid by Mr A from his bank account to seller, property dealer, stamp duty etc.
Rs 30 Lakhs were arranged through joint home loan. Mr A paid the EMI of Rs 1 Lakh till December 2022.
The house property is in joint name and home loan is joint loan.
Mrs A sold the shares in June for Rs 50 Lakhs which is also the long term capital gain for her.
She repaid the remaining home loan of Rs 29 Lakhs. She also repaid Rs 21 Lakhs to Mr A along with reasonable rate of interest (considering his initial contribution as loan).
Query
Mrs A wants to claim 100 percent exemption under section 54 F.
Can Mrs A claim section 54 F for the loan repayment done to Mr A. (It was always the intention of Mr A and Mrs A to fund the house property though receipts of sale of shares.)
Query
Can the funding / payments done by Mr A on behalf of Mrs A for the purchase of house property fall under section 269SS and be liable for penalty 271 D. All the payments by Mr A were done thru proper banking channels on behalf of Mrs A and later refunded through her Bank Account to Mr A bank account along with interest.
07 February 2023
What is the LTCG from sells of shares?
07 February 2023
50 Lakhs. Cost of acquisition of shares is almost Nil.
07 February 2023
Under all conditions, she can claim Rs. 25 lakhs u/s. 54F.
Sec. 269SS not applicable here.
Sec. 269SS not applicable here.
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07 February 2023
You are welcome.
08 February 2023
There is addition to above Query - The shares were purchased by her husband in her name in FY 2016-17. She transferred the amount back to her husband bank account in FY 2017-18.
In case the Assessing officer denies the 100 percent exemption to Mrs A. Can Mr A claim the balance exemption in his return after application of clubbing provisions of section 64. Will he be eligible for remaining 54F.
In case the Assessing officer denies the 100 percent exemption to Mrs A. Can Mr A claim the balance exemption in his return after application of clubbing provisions of section 64. Will he be eligible for remaining 54F.
08 February 2023
As the payment was made of the shares, there should not be clubbing of income.
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