when any property puchase by person in 2001 and He wan't to sale out in 2022, the Value of property is 4 lac at the time of purchasing nd Now The value of property is 40 lac
Is any income tax Should be on ????
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This discussion addresses the capital gains tax implications of selling a property purchased in 2001 for £4 lakh and now valued at £40 lakh. It explains that the tax calculation depends on whether the purchase date was before or after April 1, 2001. The example provided shows a potential capital gain of approximately £26.8 lakh and an estimated tax of £5.57 lakh, considering indexation. It also mentions potential deductions for improvement costs and reinvestment in another property within two years.
Ashu there is some other things you have to analyse first whether you have constructed any building on the land if it is yes you can add cost of improvement and indexation on cost of improvement can also be claimed and there is another exemption that if you invest that money on purchase of another land within two years deductions can also be claimed in that. contact me at mrgstconsultancy @ gmail.com ill help u regarding the same
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