THE BOMBAY HIGH COURT HELD THAT- Capital Gain credited to Capital Reserve Account instead of Profit & Loss Account cannot be considered while computing Book Profit for the provision of Section 115JB (MAT).
It is an arrangement between the Landowner and the Builder/Developer, where the Landowner contributes his land and the Developer takes the full responsibility of development including obtaining planning permission from the local authority, dealing with RERA, and other Government Authorities where necessary, construction complete, arranging finance, and marketing and sales.
Any person will construct his house according to his need and on the basis of future requirements. The house build may consist of one unit or it may consist of several separate units.
As we are aware, section 54 of the Income Tax Act, 1961 provides exemption to the assessee from long term capital gains accruing to the assessee on account of transfer of a capital asset which is a residential house property subject to conditions prescribed therein.
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INCOME FROM UNSOLD FLATS SHALL BE TREATED AS BUSINESS INCOME OF THE DEVELOPER AND NO INCOME FROM HOUSE PROPERTY ON THE BASIS OF ANNUAL LETTING VALUE OR NOTIONAL VALUE OF RENT.
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Whether Income from Sub-leasing of properties will be considered as Income from Profits and Gain from Business or Profession (Section 28) or Income form House Property (Section 22).
SOME IMPORTANT FACTS RELATED TO ASSESSMENT UNDER SECTION 153A OF THE INCOME TAX ACT, 1961