Income from other sources

immovable property purchased at an amount less than the stamp duty value. Section 56(2)(vii) is invoked. however any brokerage or stamp duty value paid by the buyer is it allowable?
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This discussion clarifies the tax implications when purchasing immovable property below its stamp duty value, invoking Section 56(2)(vii). It confirms that any brokerage or stamp duty paid by the buyer is indeed allowable as a deduction. Furthermore, these expenses, along with other property transfer costs, can potentially be claimed under Section 80C.

If the said property ia purchased by purchaser which less than the fair market value then the purchaser have to put the difference amount in income from other source.
Any amount of brokerage paid or stamp duty paid by the buyer, is that amount allowed as deduction??
Yes it is allowable
Section number? or any case law
You can also claim deduction under Section 80C on the stamp duty and registration charges as well as other expenses directly related to the transfer of property

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