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Do you have income tax-related queries?
Please ask your questions HERE and rediffGURU T S Khurana, a fellow member of The Institute of Cost Accountants of India, will answer them.
Anonymous: I bought a flat in 2022 worth 1.35cr and selling it for 2.4cr in 2025 and reinvesting the profit made which is 1.1cr in buying another independent house worth 1.8cr. will i have to pay the tax on capital gains?
You are entitled to avail exemption for your investment in Residential house property & as per data made available there should not be any LTCG liability in this case. Kindly ensure that, new property is registered in your favour within 2 years from the date of Sale deed of your sold property.
Anonymous: My father started a business with his brother in XYZ name and got a Gala in Apmc in the same name where they shared 50-50% share in both business n property after my father's death i was admitted in as a partner with same ratio after few years my uncle passed in his share to his son so as of now i and my cousin brother are partner the property was purchased 296200 in the year 1995 along with registration so 148100 was the share of each and now i want to leave the partnership and also to let go of my share in the premises for which my existing partner will pay me 3750000 on or before 31.3.2025.
I wanted to know how much capital gain tax will be for me if i do not invest secondly can i invest in residential property I would appreciate if guided Thanking you in anticipation?
Considering receipt of Rs 37,50,000 as Sale of your share in property/ premises, it would be LTCG in this case.
Vilas: My salary income will be Rs 12 lakh and expect a long term capital gain of Rs 2.5 lakh from mutual funds. What will be my income tax liability? The year is 2024-25 FY
Your Tax under Old regime would be around Rs 1,80,000 & under New Tax Regime Rs 88,000 for the F/Y 2024-25.
Pundarikakshan: Is it mandatory to invest the sale proceeds of old property to purchase new property to claim long term capital loss on sale of property?
It is not mandatory BUT it is a requirement to avail exemption u/s 54, to invest your LTCG to save LTCG tax. Alternatively, you may also purchase Capital Gain Bonds, for the same purpose.
Priya: I would be selling a property at around 4.80 cr. How can I save LTCG? if I were to use indexation I need to get guide line value of property in April 2001 and pay 20 % of reduced value? How can I save OVERALL LTCG?
Index value is 100 as on 01.04.2001.
You may plan your Tax payment, by investing LTCG, either in any Residential Property or in Capital Gain Bonds.
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