Sale of gifted property


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11 September 2014 Dear Sir

I received a property as a gift from brother(which was received by my brother after death of my father thru R Deed).

Now i want to sell this property, pls suggest me on implication of income Tax.

If income tax applicable how it will be calculated.

Pls share your inputs on the same.

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Rahul Gupta
9910260689

11 September 2014 You have to calculate No. of years property hold by you from the date of transfer.
If it more than 3 years it treated as Long term capital gain other wise it will be treated as short term.

Calculation of Long term capital gain:

Consideration received - A XXX
Less :
Cost of indexation
i.e., CII of year of sale / CII of previous owner X

Cost of the transferee - B (XXX)


Capitla gain (A-B) XXX

11 September 2014 Tax rate - 20 % after deduction your basic exemption limit .


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