propery for sale
5 years ago
i had purchased a property in 2005 in ten lakhs and now i want to sell the property in 2018 and i can sell the same @ 40 lakhs. pl let me know if i have any libility of income tax?
secondly i intend to distribute the said amount in equal part to my two daughters and my son and his wife. is there any libility of gift tax if any?
GANESH SHARMA
Responded 5 years ago
A.The capital gain will apply on the difference amount as per the provision of the Income Tax. You can give the said amount in the bank account of your family members there will be no further tax liability.
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Vimlesh Prasad Mishra
Responded 5 years ago
A.Yes, The difference of sale price minus indexed cost will be the amount of long term capital gain taxed @10% in the hands of the owner of the property. The gift tax is payable on the amount of gift at the applicable rate.
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A.Dear Sir,
You have liable to pay tax on the net profit and also liable to pay tax on gifts. Better you consult a chartered accountant.
You have liable to pay tax on the net profit and also liable to pay tax on gifts. Better you consult a chartered accountant.
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Nirmal Chopra
Responded 5 years ago
A.If you purchase another property for same or higher amount ur are selling one at present with a period of 3 years, u will not be liable to pay any tax on the profit u have made on the sale of the property, but if u don't purchase a new property within 3 years, u will be liable to pay capital gain tax in the form of income tax.For exact tax rate of capital gain tax for current financial year with surcharge etc u should consult a chartered account
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NILANJAN CHATTERJEE
Responded 5 years ago
A.yes you are liable to pay income tax at your end.
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A.Section 54, 54EC, 54F Exemption from Long Term Capital Gains Tax.
The Income Tax Act has laid out exemptions under Section 54 and Section 54F to help taxpayers save tax on capital gains.
(1)Exemption under Section 54 is available on long-term Capital Gain on sale of a House Property.
you are not liable to pay any gift tax as per income tax act.
The Income Tax Act has laid out exemptions under Section 54 and Section 54F to help taxpayers save tax on capital gains.
(1)Exemption under Section 54 is available on long-term Capital Gain on sale of a House Property.
you are not liable to pay any gift tax as per income tax act.
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