We, I (myself & my two sisters) have inherited a 10.00 bigha plot of a land from my father during the year 1985, which was purchased by my father for Rs. 1,000/-per bigha only long ago.
Total cost by father 10,000
We had to incur various expenses like earth filling, road construction etc. etc. on each
plot @ Rs. 50,000/- per plot.
Total Expenditure 500,000
Now the said land is converted in 10 nos.plot of 1.00 bigha each and is going to be
sold to various persons @ Rs.2.00 lac per bigha each.
Total sale price 2,000,000
Hence, Sale proceed 2,000,000
Less: Cost & Expenses 510,000
Long Term Capital Gain 1,490,000
Sir, whether the above calculation is correct ? If correct, what are the various provisions to minimize the tax on LTCG ?
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The issue is my friend problem. The firm is an automobile sales & services. Supply/service were received from two parties amounting to Rs.8,14,650/-. The payments were made to them through cheque. Those two parties were private persons and not registered under Sales/Service Tax authorities. The Assessing Officer has invoked section 68 of Income Tax Act and decided those credits as unexplained and levied tax and order was passed u/s 143(3) of IT Act, 1961. Appeal filed before the Commissioner of IT (Appeal)was also dismissed under section 250(6). The firm was also stand closed in 2013 itself. Is there any legal remedy as the firm stand closed in 2013 itself and the Assessment Year was 2010-11. Whether there is any provision for waiver of the Assessment as the firm is non exist. Whether filing petition before the Lok Adalat for waiver/reduction of tax is permissible/fruitful in the present situation. Please clarify. Thanks in advance to all the respectful Experts.
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I am a central govt employee recently posted in Jaipur. I have a query regarding HRA and HOME LOAN INTEREST.
The thing is, I have 2 house properties in two different cities and both of them are are taken on loan from banks. One is in Lucknow, which is given on rent and the other is in Jaipur which is also given on rent. I live in jaipur in a rented accomodation and am not able to live in my own house due to reason of my grand daughter' school who lives with us. There are no schools nearby the house which i have bought and also its sort of disconnected from the market and daily essentials as its newly built in a area which is yet to develope.
Now, I want to know whether i can claim both, the HRA and Home loan interest benefit (of the jaipur house) as i have been told by few people that both of them can be claimed under few circumstances even if both are in regards to same city.
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Now, how to reflect the above in Income tax File of A & B ?
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