Best way to avoid long term capital gain tax

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My Uncle sold a Plot  at  7 L  

The thing is that plot he got againest 1994 around 15K from  City Development 

city development issued plot againest a House My uncle own which is  half construction and city development office took over that plot and issued another plot later in 2005         

 

Now i Know that  15K was price ucle paid and got recipts  and can add inflation index  2 

 

But I Want to know that a half construction house which city development took   can  My uncle Add them into cost of that plot  cuz uncle dont have any Reciepts or proof for house which city devlepement took  except its in the file of city development office   also how to justify  of cost of that half construction house  ?    which city devleopment took in 1994 

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whatever cost incurred by u...dept demand only evidence in relation to cost incurred fr construction of such property.
as u said no evidence then ignore. nt to add cost of property. u cn save cap gain by investing more amount.

so in future there is no any dispute arise. safe side
Originally posted by : CA Parth Bhavsar
whatever cost incurred by u...dept demand only evidence in relation to cost incurred fr construction of such property.as u said no evidence then ignore. nt to add cost of property. u cn save cap gain by investing more amount.so in future there is no any dispute arise. safe side

tx for reply  

anyway where to invest to save long term capital gain  tax  ?  can u specify 

 

and do tell u uncle have no interest in buying another property right now since there is huge downside right now  

any infrasturcte tax saving bond  can buy to avoid long term capital gain or any other method  ? 

 

 

yes u cn buy...REC bond or NHAI bond sub to certain conditions...
section 54 EC
up to 50 lacs. limit.
Invest in REC or NHAI bond within 6 month from d date of sale of property


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