Bank loan to buyer of NRI property

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Sale of NRI property

My daughter has an apartment in which my, the father’s, name was added as joint holder, as a kind of nominee for inheritance purpose. This is because she is not married and has no family or children. She later became an NRI. Her payment contribution is (i) 100%, (ii) duly mentioned in her ITRs and (iii) supported by her bank statements showing all payments from her account.

But as per procedure, she is applying to the ITO for a Certificate to be issued in the name of the prospective buyer indicating the rate of TDS to be deducted by him (although no Capital Gains are expected).

Problem

If the buyer wants a bank loan, will the bank consider me a joint owner as per sale deed.  Can the bank insist on the buyer to deposit the sale proceeds, half in her a/c and half in  my a/c , and deduct TDS separately, which will contradict the IT Department’s requirement to deposit NRI property proceeds only in the NRO a/c, since my daughter’s contribution is 100% and mine is 0 %.

If the bank insists and all buyers want a loan, what is the way out – to remove my name by a relinquishment deed or any other way?

Replies (2)
How to achieve bank loan
Hi,
To my understanding based on above question
if you're a joint holder, I think you can execute gift deed in favor of your daughter and then transfer the property to third party. Since, Gift in favor of relatives is not taxable.
Incase you're just nominee I don't think nominee has any right to receive sale proceeds of the property while the holder is alive.( I.e Nominee gets right only when the holder of the property is not alive).


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