Please help compute capital gains and income tax payable

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The facts of the case are as follows

 

  1. A plot was purchased my me in April 2000 at cost of Rs 586000
  2. House was constructed on the same in the year 2002-03 at cost of Rs 750,000
  3. The house was sold in March 2013 for Rs 72 Lacs
  4. Expenses on sale including Transfer fees/ registration charges/ property dealer charges paid in Feb 2013 are Rs 669000
  5. I have purchased new house for Rs 12lacs, amount would be paid in April 2013
  6. Please help me compute Long Term Capital Gains and the Income Tax Payable if any
Replies (15)

Cost of acquisition = Rs. 586,000 in 2000

Indexed cost of acquisiton = Rs. 12,29,733 (852/406 x 586000)

Cost of construction = Rs. 750,000 in 2002-03

Indexed cost of construction = Rs.14,29,530 (852/447 x 750,000)

Total = Rs. 26,59,263 (12,29,733 + 14,29,530)

Sale price Rs. 65,31,000 (72,00,000 less expenses 669,000).

Capital gain = Rs. 38,71,737 (65,31,000 - 26,59,263)

Capital gain = Rs. 26,71737 (38,71,737 - new flat for 12,00,000)

Capital gain tax at 20.6% = Rs. 550,377 (26,71,737 x 20.6%)

 

Correct me if I am wrong

Hi Thanks

         Calculation will be as Under

Sales value                     7200000

(-) Salling exp.                   669000

         Nsv                           6531000

(-) Acquiring cost

586000*852 /406           1229734

(-) Improvement Cost

750000*852/447            1429530

LTCG 3871736

(-) Exemption U/s 54       1200000

Net Taxable LTCG           2671736

Tax @ 20%                         534347

(+) cess @ 3%                  16030.4

Total tax Payable                550378                           

Hi

 

How much gains can be invested in the bonds Is the limit Rs 30 lacs or Rs 50 lacs

Sale Consideration    -       72,00,000

- Expenses                  -           6,69,000

                                             ___________

Net Sale Consideration      65,31,000

(-) Indexed Cost of

     Aquisition                          12,29,734          ( 5,86,000*852/406)

(-) Indexed Cost of 

     Improvement                     14,29,530          (7,50,000*852/447)

                                             ____________

                                                  38,71,736

(-) Exemption u/s 54             12,00,000

                                             ____________

                                                   26,71,736

                                             ____________

Tax liability   26,71,736 * 20.6% = 5,50,377

50 lacs can be invested in 54EC bonds. Lock-in period is 3 years. Rate about 6.5%. No TDS on interest.

Agree With Mihir Sir

AGREED WITH EXPERTS

 

54EC ...................................BONDS........(NAHAI AND REC)

Hi

 

Thanks to all for quick replies. Thanks again

No exemption u/s 54EC if the long term capgain is  earned on sale of  RES HP....

According to my view : it will be better  to be made a seprate  sale deed for  plot and house and  than calculate seprate capital gains on both . Now u can compaire your capital gain as per the calculation made my Mihir Sir and others with this approch , May be due to this u can save your some tax .

Is it  possible ?? Please correct me if i m wrong .

cheers

Akram

HUDA rules do not allow separate deed for sale of plot and house constructed thereon

Originally posted by : Mihir

50 lacs can be invested in 54EC bonds. Lock-in period is 3 years. Rate about 6.5%. No TDS on interest.

But a later reply says that investment in 54ec cannot be made. I am confused, Can someone please clarify


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