Owner For Capital Gain

Sir,

A person transfer his land to power agent. Then That person subsequently transfer his land to Some other person.

1. My Question is The Original Owner of Land is whether liable for tax if he get some consideration from power agent.

2. What is the impact if he doesn't have without Consideration?
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Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies the capital gains tax implications for an original landowner who transfers land to a power agent, who then sells it to another party. The original owner remains liable for capital gains tax on any consideration received from the power agent, regardless of whether the initial transfer was with or without consideration. The power of attorney holder only has the right to use or dispose of the land, not ownership, meaning the original owner is responsible for tax upon sale.

Power agent means
Power agent means person on behalf of another..
I think the original owner liable to pay tax on short term or long term capital gain.
Power of attorney holder has only the rights to use or dispose.. but does not become the owner
the owner and on sale will have to pay capital gain tax
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THE ORIGINAL OWNER HAS THE SOLE DISCRETION TO TRANSFER HIS RIGHTS TO ANOTHER PERSON.
POWER OF ATTORNEY can be transferred.

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