one person buy a residential plot in the year 2002 in his name of rupees 200000 only thereafter he sold this plot to different persons. the sale deed of such plot was registered at different name, this plot was sold at 2 lakh each. how can I calculate capital gain, what can I do for save the capital gain.
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This discussion explains how to calculate capital gains tax when selling a residential plot. It covers determining the original cost, applying indexation based on sale dates, and calculating the gain for each portion of the plot sold. The content also touches upon the definition of a capital asset for tax purposes and the importance of providing specific sale dates for accurate calculations.
First of all you calculate Plot value of each part of the plot by dividing 200000 into number of parts. If sub-plots are say 4 then each sub-plot is of value 50000/-
Now you calculate capital gain accordingly . Apply indexation.
Capital gain arises on transfer or sale of capital asset
SEC 2(14) defines capital asset as property of any kind which is moveable tangible or intangible held by an assesse including property of his business or profession any securities held by a foreign institutional investor in accordance with sebi regulations but excludes certain specified assets.
Now here the querist wants to know capital gain on transfer of land. Capital Gain arises on transfer of capital asset. please mention dates. its essential to be more accurate.
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