This discussion clarifies how to fill out Form 26QB when there are multiple buyers and sellers for a property. The key is to divide the total property value, stamp duty, and current payment equally among all buyers. For instance, if a property is valued at Rs. 1.36 crore with two buyers and two sellers, each buyer's 26QB form should reflect their share (e.g., Rs. 34 lakhs if paid in a lump sum and split equally).
Property 1 (Flat): Sale value = Rs. 1.36 crore Buyer = 2 people (equally split) Seller = 2 people (equally split)
While filling out 26QB for each buyer, what is to be filled for: 1. Total Value of Consideration (Property Value) = Rs. 1.36 crore or 68 lakhs or some other value? 2. Amount paid/credited currently = Rs. 1.36 crore or 68 lakhs or some other value? 3. Total stamp duty value of the property = Rs. 1.36 crore or 68 lakhs or some other value?
10 May 2024
If you are paying total amount in lumpsum & if the total stamp duty value is same as stated, then answer to each is 34 lakhs for each of the four form 26QB to be filled.