Sale of land, but part registration

Hi, agricultural land ( no cultivation from few years) in rural area ( is sold to a builder. he will develop and sell sites. the registration will be done directly to the customer who is purchasing the site from builder. owner to builder no registration. please let me know the tax implications and other details to be considered in this sale.
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This discussion addresses the tax implications for an owner selling agricultural land to a builder for development into residential sites. The builder will then register the sites directly with the end customers, bypassing registration between the original owner and the builder. Key considerations include the conversion of a capital asset into stock-in-trade, potential capital gains tax upon conversion, and business profits arising from the sale of each plot, with stamp duty value likely being the full consideration.

If you are selling by making plots, it's of conversion of capital asset into STOCK-IN-TRADE. so capital gains will arise on the date of conversion. stamp duty value will be the full value of consideration. since the sale of land by way of plots, it's adventure in the nature of trade and on sale of each plot, business profit will arise
It is not sold directly by owner.it is given to developer for development and sale..what is tax implications on the owner

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