Coaching and Practice in Tax Audit Law
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Joined June 2018
Yes, u/s 54F, provided assessee fulfills below mentioned conditions :
1.Gain is Long term
2.Land sold is not Agricultural Land
3.Assessee purchase ONE house within 1 yr before the date of transfer or 2 yrs after or construct ONE house within 3 yrs after the date of transfer.
4.Assessee do not sell this house within 3 yrs of purchase or construction
5.This new house purchased or constructed must be situated in India
6.Assessee should not own more than 1 residential house (other than the new one) on the date of transfer
7.Assessee do not purchase within a period of 2 yrs after such date or construct within a period of 3 years after such date any residential house (other than the new one).
When Assessee satisfy these conditions and invest entire sale proceeds towards the new house – he/she won’t pay any tax on gains. However, if he/she invest a portion of the sale proceeds, the exemption will be the proportion of the invested amount to the sale price or exemption = cost of new house x capital gains/net consideration.