No even if building held as stock in trade the rental income from the same is treated as hp if the building is a house property. Even if assesses intention is to run business of renting out house property.
No its not about intention that I m talking of. If the building was not held as stock in trade, it would be taxable as CG instead of PGBP. You are still not getting the difference to what I mean. What my reference was building shown as stock in trade in the balance sheet at the end of the year, such stock will be taxed as HP income and not business income.
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no u are incorrect. it doesnt matter if its unsold or otherwise. if u are holding the building to exploit it as "owner" and not as stock in trade , then it will be taxed in HP
You read the provisions first. Then we will comment on the same.
There are various case law. Few of them are
Azimganj estate pvt ltd vs CIT (2013) 352 itr 82 (Calcutta High court)
CIT vs Discovery Estate pvt ltd or CIT vs Discovery Holding pvt ltd
Only 1 case law of Gujarat high court in CIT vs Neha Builders pvt ltd gives the judgement that building held as stock in trade is to be treated as business income and not as income from house property.
Remaining all judgements state that it is to be treated as HP income and not business income
What do you mean by the statement? Please put some light on it.
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i m saying lets just end this argument. i cant agree with u and u cant do that either. so lets end the discussion because the person who wants to learn something from the post is getting more confused by this argument
Ya right. Let's just leave it. Its no point arguing. It was meant for coming to a conclusion which it seems that it is never ending debatable issue. Let's hope if one can clear the doubt raised by the member here
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