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Is sale of barren land which is out of municipal limits taxable as captial gains or not?
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No clear cut solution.
Generally Assessing officer will assess it as taxable gains.
Various courts have different judgements over the issue. So, it differs from case to case.
In the case Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. Sashiben [2007] 288 ITR 319 (Guj) where in it was held that: “if the land is recorded as agricultural, it would continue to be agricultural land. If the land is so recorded and it has not been put to any other use by the holder/owner of the land and even I it remains barren or uncultivated for some time and even grass is raised on the land, it would continue to be agricultural land.”
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In the case Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. Sashiben [2007] 288 ITR 319 (Guj) where in it was held that: “if the land is recorded as agricultural, it would continue to be agricultural land. If the land is so recorded and it has not been put to any other use by the holder/owner of the land and even I it remains barren or uncultivated for some time and even grass is raised on the land, it would continue to be agricultural land.”
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would like to add to the matter discussed herein. In the case Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. Sashiben [2007] 288 ITR 319 (Guj) where in it was held that: “if the land is recorded as agricultural, it would continue to be agricultural land. If the land is so recorded and it has not been put to any other use by the holder/owner of the land and even I it remains barren or uncultivated for some time and even grass is raised on the land, it would continue to be agricultural land.”
Read more at: https://www.caclubindia.com/forum/capital-gains-on-barren-land--38299.asp
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would like to add to the matter discussed herein. In the case Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. Sashiben [2007] 288 ITR 319 (Guj) where in it was held that: “if the land is recorded as agricultural, it would continue to be agricultural land. If the land is so recorded and it has not been put to any other use by the holder/owner of the land and even I it remains barren or uncultivated for some time and even grass is raised on the land, it would continue to be agricultural land.”
Read more at: https://www.caclubindia.com/forum/capital-gains-on-barren-land--38299.asp
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As a thumb rule, if the land had ever been cultivated by seller, anytime during its holding, and if revenue record it is not recorded as 'NA LAND'; you have quite better chances...
For some more clarification refer ...
https://www.caclubindia.com/forum/capital-gains-on-barren-land--38299.asp
&/or https://indiankanoon.org/doc/1323891/
As stated by Mr. rambhia ,there are different rulings by different courts. however the act is clear that where any income derived from agricultural land is exempt. in my opinion if the land is not agricultural then gains derived from its sale is chargeable to tax
Thank you so much sir
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