withdrawal of exemption u/s 54
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25 May 2010
An assessee had claimed exemption u/s 54 by purchasing a residential house property and 3 years had not passed since the assessee purchaed that residential house.
Now due to family dispute he wants to transfer the said residential house to his grand son by way of gift.
Q:- Will this transfer result in withdrawal of exemption u/s 54.
Now due to family dispute he wants to transfer the said residential house to his grand son by way of gift.
Q:- Will this transfer result in withdrawal of exemption u/s 54.
25 May 2010
As per Section 54 the new acquired property should not be transferred within 3 years of purchase. But, there is another section i.e. 47 (iii), as per which, if any property transferred as gift (to any person), that would not be considered as transfer.
Hence, no capital gains and consequently, no tax.
Hence, no capital gains and consequently, no tax.
27 May 2010
no this transfer will not result in withdrawal of exemption u/s 54 coz of Sec 47 (iii)
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