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Exemption under section in case long term capital gain

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15 May 2012 Respected Sir/Madam

I would like to ask you if I had purchased land in 2003 and after 3 years i had constructed house on the said land.
However after completing around 50 % work, I sold the said Assets and I earned Long Term Capital Gain.

Now I want to claim exemption. But I don't know whether i have to claim under section 54 or 54EC or 54F or combination of any of these referred sections of the Income Tax Act, 1961.

I look forward to sharing your valuable knowledge in this regard.

Thanking You.

15 May 2012 You cannot claim exemption u/s 54 because the asset sold is NOT residential house property.

You can claim exemption either u/s 54EC or u/s 54F, depending on the nature of investemnt you want to make.

Section 54EC - Invest in specified bonds.
Section 54F - Invest in residential house property.


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