Agriculte land sale by plotting


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This discussion clarifies the tax implications of selling agricultural land after converting it to non-agricultural (NA) and selling it off in individual residential plots. It explains how to calculate Long Term Capital Gains (LTCG) and business profits, with the cost of acquisition being the circle rate as of 01.04.2001. Importantly, it confirms that investing in Section 54EC bonds can be a way to save on LTCG tax.

02 February 2022 Hello friends..
I have query releated to section 45(2) .. If I have agriculture land and I sell it by individual Residential plots after converting to n.a
.. how would LTCG and business profit would be calculate and can we save it by investing in bonds

02 February 2022 COA will be your purchase cost.
COI will be NA charges & fees..
Yes, investment in sec. 54EC bonds can save LTCG.

02 February 2022 Sir property was acquired before 2001.. na done in 2021.. so total tax would be calculated 8n 2 steps.. LTCG n business profit???

02 February 2022 Only change to above .... COA would be circle rate of the land as on 01.04.2001.
If no construction made, the gains will be LTCG.


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