Can Capital Gains exemption be taken on transfer of a gifted property which was received as gift after the purchase of property which is to be claimed as exemption?
Mr. X received a property as gift from his parent in the current financial year (for e.g. 15th Oct 2020) Now Mr. X transfers this property resulting in Capital Gains.
Mr. X made payment for purchase of new property (assuming entire amount of capital gains invested) in the period of 1 year before the date of transfer (for e.g. on 1st Nov 2019). However purchase agreement for the same was made earlier than the 1 year before the date of transfer (for e.g 1st May 2019) Can Capital Gains exemption be taken in such case?
Further, Mr. X also owns another property. Will there be any implication in claiming Capital Gains exemption?
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Capital Gains exemption on transfer of gifted property.
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Is the property a long term capital asset?
Considering the Period of Holding of the previous owner (parent) (who actually acquired it other than by way of gift, inheritance etc.), it is a long term capital asset.
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