Capital gain exemptions

Tax queries 626 views 5 replies

Q1 can we claim deduction of Sec 54b and 54f in case of residentail building used for the purpose of

a, commercial purpose

b, letting out

c, building used by the employees as rent free accomodation

 

Q2 If we have the option to take exemption as well as STCG/LTCG losses what should be claim first claimed exemption or setoff ?

Example

LTCG 100000

STCG (100000)

exemption u/s 54b available 50000

Replies (5)
Q1 Yes u cn take exemption for al 3... Q2.. First utilize the exemption u/s 54b then set off the short term loss coz loss cn be c/f to next year but exemption cannot be....
Originally posted by : Aman
Q1 Yes u cn take exemption for al 3...

Q2.. First utilize the exemption u/s 54b then set off the short term loss coz loss cn be c/f to next year but exemption cannot be....


thanx aman

can u please tell me in option 3 querry house property is taxable us 28 under PGBP

CAN ASSESSEE CLAIM BENEFIT US 54 though property sold is a residential house but not taxable u/s 22

i have seen in  book that exemption cannot be claimed in that case

Answer to Q1 -

Seciont 54B  clearly mentions exemption is allowed on capital gain from transfer of land used for agriculatural purpose and not residential house.

Section 54F states that exemption of capital gain from transfer of long term asset other than house property by purchasing a residential house

Originally posted by : Vandana Mulchandani

Answer to Q1 -

Seciont 54B  clearly mentions exemption is allowed on capital gain from transfer of land used for agriculatural purpose and not residential house.

Section 54F states that exemption of capital gain from transfer of long term asset other than house property by purchasing a residential house

correct
but my querry is for sec 54 exemption for residential house property used u/s 28 not taxable u/s 22

Ankush... Section 22 only deals with rental incomes and nt capital gain arrising frm sale of such house... Ofcourse u cn take exemption bcoz sale of house property comes u/h capital gain...


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