Regarding claiming exemption under section 54ec
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16 November 2025
Mr A. has purchased a residential property in F.Y. 2005-2006. He is selling this property in F.Y. 2025-2026. He want to claim exemption under Income Tax.
Can he purchase bonds specified in section 54EC(he is not willing to by any other residential house property) ?
Can he purchase bonds specified in section 54EC(he is not willing to by any other residential house property) ?
16 November 2025
Yes, maximum limit is Rs. 50 lakhs.
18 November 2025
Yes he can claim exemption under section 54EC by investing in capital gain bonds within time limit of 6 months
19 November 2025
Bonds must be held for 5 years; premature withdrawal is not allowed.
Gains exceeding ₹50 lakh → taxed as LTCG under Section 112.
Gains exceeding ₹50 lakh → taxed as LTCG under Section 112.
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