Mr A & Mr B, Father & Son, purchased a property jointly in Panvel, Maharashtra in 2007 for Rs. 10 Lakhs. Due to old age, Mr A gifted his 50% share in property to Mr B in 2016. Mr B paid Rs. 30000/- as stamp duty & registration charges of Gift deed.
Now, in Jan 2024, Mr B wants to sell this property. Can he claim this Rs. 30000/- towards registration of gift deed as cost in capital gain calculation?
08 January 2024
Dear Sir, As per my view The said charges not into the development of the property. So, the GIFT DEED is not a expense for the property and can't include the calculation.
(Please correct me if wrong)
08 January 2024
@Raja P M sir, but when we incur renovation expenses after a few years of the purchase of property, we consider those expenses in the capital gain calculation. Similarly, the gift deed is in furtherance to the smooth sale of the property, without causing any legal trouble and also for the convenience of the owners. @ CA R Seetharaman and other experts, please share your thoughts on this query.
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