How to treat imbalance caused by reinvestment of capital gains into new assets?

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Invested 10L in property in August 2013. Sold in July 17 for 36L. Using the proceeds to invest 45L another property in the same year.

How to show this in the current ITR-3

 

 

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For claiming any exemption u/s 54/54F, whatever amount not utilized in purchase of new house property, is required to be deposited in CGSS account of any authorised bank; & the same details are required to be filled in Schedule CG of ITR 2/3.

As I said, all the amount was utilized in purchasing new asset. The problems is - how to show this on the balance sheet? Since the asset side would go up, how to balance it on the sources of funds side?

My dear; you sold property for 36 lakhs

& purchased new property for 45 lakhs....... Did you pay full amount of 45 lakhs? or anything is still payable?

If paid full amount,then from where you invested additional 9 lakhs?

I used my FD to pay for the remainder.

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