Capial gains liability

sales of residential house amount invested in others residential house in the name of my major so or daughter within 12 months . Liability of capital gains arise or not in cae of long term captial assets . Please advise
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This discussion clarifies capital gains tax liability when selling a residential property and reinvesting the proceeds into another residential property within 12 months, specifically when the new property is in the name of a major son or daughter. It confirms that capital gains tax may not arise for long-term capital assets if conditions under Section 54 are met. The advice indicates that investing in a son or daughter's name is permissible for claiming exemption under Section 54, with the procedure involving calculation of capital gain and exemption amount for Income Tax Return purposes.

Available u/s 54
It's available provided some conditions are fulfilled. A tenure is there.
Question investment in son or daughter name is possible under section 54

It is possible and you can claim exemption of section 54.

What procedure adopted for exemption under section 54

Calculate the capital gain and exemption amount. You need this figures for ITR. No other document is submitted.

Tds amount amount deducable by me or my son in case of investment my me for purpose of 54 deduction above 50 lakhs purchase amount

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