Sec 54 exemption in case of purchase on son's name
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07 August 2025
What if i sold one house and invest the same amount in another residential property but property purchased on my son's name ?
Can I claim sec 54 exemption or not??
Can I claim sec 54 exemption or not??
07 August 2025
Yes, you can. In case of query keep all the documents ready.
24 September 2025
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