Long term Capital gain on transfer of SO property

This query is : Resolved 

21 January 2008 A son sells a SO property and His mother also sells SO property. Both has Long term capital gains. They want to purchase a new house for residential purpose in joint name (Of son and mother). Can they claim exemption U/s 54 and 54EC if they purchase new house property in joint name?

21 January 2008 Yes; it is advisable to mention the share of ownership in respect of the new property in the title deeds to the new property and actual payment made by each towards purchase consideration, to disclose everything unambigously.

Profile Image

Guest

Profile Image

Guest (Expert)
16 January 2011 Yes, I also agree


You need to be the querist or approved CAclub expert to take part in this query .
Click here to login now



Similar Resolved Queries


loading


Unanswered Queries



CCI Pro

Follow us
add to google news


Answer Query



Company
ARTICLESHIP 07 July 2026
Articleship

Jawahar and Associates Chartered Accountants

Hyderabad

CA Inter

View Details
Company
ARTICLESHIP 27 June 2026
CA Articled Trainee And Paid Assistant

SKAA & Associates

New Delhi

CA Inter

View Details
Company
ARTICLESHIP 14 July 2026
Article Assistants

R Shyam and Associates

New Delhi

CA Final

View Details
Company
05 July 2026
Financial Controller

NovumLake Partners

Mumbai

CA

View Details
Company
Featured 18 July 2026
CA Articleship

apricus india

Mumbai

CA Inter

View Details
Company
Featured 18 July 2026
Senior Manager- Finance & Accounts

apricus india

Ahmedabad

CA

View Details
Company
24 June 2026
Senior Account (VA Client Operations)

Karbon Business

Bengaluru

CA Inter

View Details
Company
ARTICLESHIP 24 June 2026
ARTICLE ASSISTANT

BHUPINDER SHAH AND COMPANY

New Delhi

CA Inter

View Details