Issue related to 56(2)(vii)

in one of case, party have purchased a land in Rs. 24lakh while Govt. value is 75 lakh.

what amount will be added under the head of purchaser.
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This discussion addresses a scenario where a property was purchased for £24 lakh, but its government valuation was £75 lakh. The core question is how this significant difference is treated for tax purposes, specifically under Section 56(2)(vii). Participants debated whether the transaction cost or the government value should be considered, with suggestions that the difference might be treated as an unexplained investment and potentially taxable under 'other income'.

It’s always the transaction cost that you have paid. This is because it is first valued at cost then in the next year, it can be valued at either cost or revaluation method

Thanks
The difference is quite high. The gap amount might be treated as unexplained amount of investment .

Ok...do you think the unrealised gain should be disclosed as it cannot be initially recognised

Se 56(2)(x)will be applicable and the difference between 7500000 and 2400000 will be taxable under other head
Purchase value but if Tax paid on govt value then at that value

Is this personal income....do what others are saying and I only prescribe for company accounts

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