Capital gain on sale of house property

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Can Any One Help Me Out With This  :)

I Have Purchased A House Property in 2002

I have sold it in 2017

there was a long term capital gain of  Rs.19301801

19301801
  COMPUTATION OF CAPITAL GAINS          
               
               
  YEAR OF PURCHASE 11.03.2002          
  Purchase Value 1300000       2001-2002 426
  Construction cost         2002-2003 447
  2002-2003 900000         2015-16 1081
                2016-17 1125
                   
               
  YEAR OF SALE 2017          
  AMOUNT RECEIVED 25000000          
               
  SALE CONSIDERATION   25000000        
LESS INDEXED COST OF ACQUSITION   3433099        
LESS INDEXED COST OF DEVELOPMENT   2265101        
                   
                   
  LONG TERM CAPITAL GAIN   19301801        
                   

 

I have invested this to purchase one 1 house property having value of 1.5crore in the name of me and my wife ,and the amount of sum from remaining amounted to 50lacs were deposited u/s 50EC NHAI Bonds As Per The Scheame Concerned And With The Aforesaid Information Kindly Please Provide The Solution 

 

 

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Please Provide Your Views On The Following Situation And Whether Can Be Made In The Legal Way.......

 


 

Replies (7)

Perfectly planned as upto March 2017, unless any changes incorporated in Budget for AY 2018-19.

Hope you have some documents/bills for cost of construction.

Remember the bond have a lock in period of 3 years. And interest income on the bond is chargeable to tax as income from Income from Other Sources.

Nil

Only you need document like Title deed of property as you explain that you have purchased it and proof of investment made in NHAI for safer side.

The details related to the Purchase and construction should be there with all the corresponding bills.

Purchasing of new house and as well as investing inthe bonds is sounds too gud.

kindly note that income from the bonds will be taxable.

Kindly refer to the section 194IA - TDS @ 1% on sale of immovable property.

 

Sir, I Didint Get You What Do You Mean By It.

 

I didnt Get you

No taxes on the Capital gains.

Rightly planned and invested the amounts in House property and NHAI bonds. 

 


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