CAP GAIN 54F and 54EC

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QUE:- IN F.Y. 10-11 CAPITAL ASSET OTHER THAN RESIDENTIAL HOUSE WAS SOLD AND A NEW RESIDENTIAL HOUSE WAS PURCHASED, THEREFORE SECTION 54F EXEMPTION WAS CLAIMED BUT IN NEXT YEAR ANOTHER NEW RESIDENTIAL HOUSE HAS BEEN PURCHASED HENCE LTCG EARLIER EXEMPT IS NOW TAXABLE .



CAN I TAKE THE BENEFIT OF SECTION 54EC BY PURCHASING BONDS OF NHAI SO THAT I CAN REDUCE MY LTCG TAX LIABILITY(WHICH WAS EXEMPTED IN EARLIERE YEAR BUT NOW TAXABLE)?



FROM WHICH DATE THE LIMIT OF 6 MONTHS SHALL BE CALCULATED?
 
 
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helo anuja,

section 54F said a condition that,ON THE DATE OF TRANSFER  of transfer of long term capital gain the assessee does not own more than one  residential house property.

but in u r situation u bought another residential house property in next year.so the exempted long term capital gain does not going to txable.

if for any other reason the exemoted capital again taxable then you can not go for section 564EC.because the time period 6 months has lapsed .that is 6 motnths from the DATE OF TRANSFER.

REGARDS

SUDHEER

helo anuja,

section 54F said a condition that,ON THE DATE OF TRANSFER  of transfer of long term capital gain the assessee does not own more than one  residential house property.

but in u r situation u bought another residential house property in next year.so the exempted long term capital gain does not going to txable.

if for any other reason the exemoted capital again taxable then you can not go for section 564EC.because the time period 6 months has lapsed .that is 6 motnths from the DATE OF TRANSFER.

REGARDS

SUDHEER


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