long term capital gain how to adjust

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Dear sir,

    I want advice regarding I sold my 10 yrs old flat in May 2010 at 20 lacs and the Long term capital gain was 8 lacks. In May 2011 I purchase resale flat at the cost of 22 lacs in which 10 lacks I paid by Cheque and remaining by bank loan. Is't my Capital gain amount will get adjust against this transaction. Also another I bought land by investing 10 lack and I am going to construct  row house in this land whci is out of city. Please tell me gainst which transaction my capital gain will be adjust.

 

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Dear sir.


Since it is a Long term capital gain, you can claim exemption u/s 54.

Sec 54 - Transfer of Residential house and Purchase or Construction of Residential House and the amount should be invested before filing of return. Since you have invested the Long term capital gains in a residential house before july. No tax to be paid on Capital gains since the CG amount is invested in Residential house..

In a Better way, You claim exemption u/s 54

PROVISION

1.Sold Asets is Residential House

2.Gain from sale of House is "Long Term Capital Gain"

3.Gain Amount Invested in Residential House

4.Time Limit for New Investment  = Purchase within (-)1 Year & 2 Years or Construct within 3 Year

Note 1 :- Provision Required that Minimum Holding period of  New Assets is 3 Years from  Date of Purchase of New Assets, So firstly you confirm that you Hold New Assets for 3 Years or not....??. If Once you claim exemption U/s 54 on New assets than you not able to sale this New assets before 3 Year from Date of Purchase and If New Assets Sold Before 3 Year than Gain Is Taxable in which year when you sold the Assets.)

Note 2 :- If Amount of Capital Gain not Invest in New Assets up to Due date of Return than up to due date of Return assessee required to deposit in CGDS A/c(Capital Gain Deposit Scheme) and withraw any time only for Purchase or Construct of Residential House. If Amount withdraw and not utilised for above mentioned purpose than Gain Taxable in which year when amount withdraw.

ANSWER

Dear Mr. Sanjay,

Situation 1 :-  If New Assets Not Sold Before 3 Year.

Beacause you satisfy all conditions and also before Due date of Return amount invested in New assets So you claim exemption u/s 54  i.e.  you claim exemption on New Residential House Purchase on May 2011.

 

Situation 2 :- But if You Planned New Assets sold before 3 Year

You Deposite all Gain Amount in CGDS A/c before due date of Return and Exemption Claimed  and  As you say, you construct new house than amount withdraw from CGDS A/c & use for that purpose(i.e. construction of New Residential House)


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