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House registry document required to submit for LTCG with CA

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Kuldeep Singh

217 Points Posted on 16 January 2022

I purchased plot from X seller. Seller X is asking for sale deed(registry) copy for LTCG tax purpose.

1. Is it legally mandatory to give Sale deed copy to seller after registry in Sub-registrar office.

2. At a time of file ITR then any need to upload sale deed(registry) copy to online or any need to give sale deed(registry) copy to CA?

3. Without sale deed(registry) copy, no taxpayers can file LTCG(long term capital gain) with income tax online/offline?

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Quick Summary

This discussion clarifies the requirements surrounding sale deed (registry) documents for Long Term Capital Gains (LTCG) tax purposes in the UK. It confirms that providing a copy of the sale deed to the seller is not legally mandatory, although a xerox copy can be provided. While the sale deed is crucial for calculating capital gains based on purchase and sale values, it is not required to be uploaded when filing your Income Tax Return (ITR) online or offline.

Dhirajlal Rambhia

SEO Sai Gr. Hosp.

212556 Points Posted on 16 January 2022

1. Original should not be handed over. Can provided xerox copy.

2. No.

3. One can file ITR with the data available from its print...

Kuldeep Singh

217 Points Posted on 16 January 2022

1. If purchaser do not want to give Xerox copy of Sale deed to seller then is there any legal problem with purchaser ?

CA Rahul Mittal

5654 Points Posted on 16 January 2022

1. sale deed is required for the purpose of sale amount. Long term capital gain or short term capital gain is calculated from the difference of sale value or purchase value.
2. At the time of filing of ITR, no document is required in to upload on the portal of income tax
3. without sale deed copy, taxpayer can file ITR. only sale amount is required for calculation of LTCG