I want to buy a property in cash is there any issues under income tax act and if cash is black money can we convert it into white money.
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This discussion explores the feasibility and legalities of purchasing property with cash in India. While small cash transactions might be permissible, significant amounts, especially those considered 'black money', face strict limitations under the Income Tax Act, such as Section 269ST and 269SS, which restrict cash payments above certain thresholds for single transactions. Converting black money to white for property purchase is generally not straightforward and may involve penalties or disallowance of depreciation.
Yes but it should be for less than 2 lacs. 269ST. You cannot make advance payment of Rs. 20000 or more. 269SS. Depreciation will not be allowed in respect of cash component.
@ Mr. Mukesh Parmar You can not buy Property by giving total value in Cash. If you are making agreement of Property, than that total agreement value you have to pay in cheque only.( Yes, less than 2,00,000 in cash allowed). So, if you purchase Property for Rs. 25 lakh, but agreement is of Rs. 15 lakh, than required to give 15 lakh in cheque and 10 in Cash.
Cash in 10 Lakhs can not be paid, whether you spread the payment in cash over 6 days or any number of days, because it's relating to single transaction.(i.e property)
Yes, you can give in "black" any amount.
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