Sec 194IA TDS on sale of immovable property

how to calculate the TDS on sale of immovable property by nri in case of short term capital gain.
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This discussion clarifies the application of TDS on the sale of immovable property, particularly when the seller is a Non-Resident Indian (NRI). Section 194IA specifically applies to resident Indian sellers. For NRI sellers, especially concerning short-term capital gains, Section 195 of the Income Tax Act is relevant. The Income Tax Officer computes capital gains, and if a lower deduction certificate isn't available, TDS should be deducted at a higher rate on the entire sale proceeds.

Do you mean seller is NRI?   

Yes sir

Sec. 194IA applies for the resident Indian seller; not over NRI seller.

Thank you sir, in case of seller is a NRI and there is a sale of short term capital asset how should the tds be calculated?

Under Sec, 195 IT act....

Only the Income Tax Officer can compute capital gain, not the NRI seller.

If you don’t have Lower deduction of TDS certificate, deduct the TDS on the whole amount of the sale proceeds with a higher tax rate.

Thank you sir for your prompt response.

You are welcome.                 

If father and daughter was purchased properly then tds

Sec. 195; both purchasers to deduct TDS.

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