Form 26AS - TDS on sale of property claim in ITR 1

A joint property of my father and mother was sold. The TDS was deducted from both owners. A Capital gain was account opened in my mother name. TDS in my father's name is the one we are planning to claim. I'm using the ITR 1 form to file income from other sources and to claim TDS. Which option should I use to claim the TDS. Please see attached screenshot from ITR !

 

I am using ITR 2 to claim TDS for my mother.


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Quick Summary
This discussion addresses how to claim Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) on the sale of a jointly owned property when filing Income Tax Return (ITR) 1. The user is seeking guidance on correctly reporting TDS deducted in their father's name, even though the capital gains are accounted for under their mother's name. The advice suggests that ITR 2 might be more appropriate for accurately reporting capital gains and losses, especially when TDS is involved for both owners.

Both are the owner of property. You should file ITR 2 for both if they had earn salary or income from other source. Because you have to show capital gain or loss which is not in ITR 1.

Thanks for the response.

 

 I would like to clarify that total capital gain is showing in my mother's IT Form. The capital gain account is opened on my mother's name.

 

Please advise

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