Ltcg on transfer of property

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Hello,

I have a question on Long Term Capital Gain of my property.

I had booked an under construction property in 2012 and I had taken the Bank loan for disbursements to the builder. The bank had made the payments to the builder over a period of 5 years (till 2017).

Now the property is ready to move in. However, I have now decided not to take over the property from the builder, as I am transferring the ownership of my property to someone else.

I have paid 90% of the value of the property to the builder till now and rest will be settled between the new buyer, builder and myself via a agreements.

I do have some capital gain due to the transfer.

My question is how do I calculate the long term capital gain, in this kind of scenario.

Any help is highly appreciated.

Thank you. Pradeep

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The excess amount received over and above all the payments and expenses can be termed as (Long Term) Capital Gain over "Rights Acquired in A Property/asset."


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