If you're purchasing a residential property in Haryana for a price significantly lower than the circle rate (more than 10% difference), you may face additional income tax liability on the difference. This difference is typically treated as 'other income' and taxed at your normal slab rate. While a 10% variance is generally acceptable, exceeding this threshold could trigger tax demands, and tax authorities may seek a valuer's report to determine the property's true value.
18 March 2022
One of my close known to proposes to purchase a residential property In Haryana the sale price of which is around 15% LESS THAN the CIRCLE RATE of that property . To put it differently, , the Sale Price of the residential property is appx. Rs. 20 lakh LESS THAN THE CIRCLE RATE OF THAT PROPERTY.
KINDLY GUIDE TAKING INTO ACCOUNT EXISTING APPLICABLE LAW AND PROVISIONS OF INCOME TAX
1. WHETHER THERE WILL BE ANY ADDITIONAL LIABILITY OF INCOME TAX ON THE BUYER OF THE PROPERTY;
2. IF ANSWER TO THE ABOVE IS IN AFFIRMATIVE, HOW MUCH WILL BE THE LABILITY AND WHETHER THERE IS ANY WAY TO AVOID THAT LIABILITY.
19 March 2022
1 yes, tax payable on the difference amount considering it as other income. 2 Normal slab rate applicable. AO can seek valuer's valuation.