Income tax capital gains exemption
Krishna Prasad (Partner) (260 Points)
20 December 2011Krishna Prasad (Partner) (260 Points)
20 December 2011
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(2965 Points)
Replied 20 December 2011
Exemption u/s 54 and 54F can be availed simuntaneously
However for availing exemption u/s 54F entire NET CONSIDERATION is reqiured to be INVESTED for exempting entire cap gain whereas in sec 54 only Cap gains need to be INVESTED.
CA Ketan Waghela
(Partner at Elite Educare)
(356 Points)
Replied 20 December 2011
Krishna ji,
The assessee can claim both the exemption on single new house, provided the conditions are satisfied.
e.g. Mr. X owns a self-occupied residential house and a plot of land. (he has no other house) he sells the house on 31.01.2007 for 6,50,000/-(purchased on 31.01.2002 for 4,00,000/-) and plot of land on 15.02.2007 for 5,00,000/- (purchased on 30.03.2002 for 2,00,000/-). He purchased a new residential house on 25.04.2007 for 5,00,000/-.
In the above case, first exemption u/s 54 is claimed and fully utilised. Then balance of cost of new house has been claimed against section 54F.**
** It’s been noted that u/s 54F exemption can be claimed as under
[Cost of new house * CG / net consideration]
Sir, Same discussion is going on your another post.
CA LALIT WADHWA
(FRESHER)
(105 Points)
Replied 21 December 2011
yes, bt first use 4 sec 54 exemption den go 4 54F..
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