Seller ITR - Should seller provide details of buyer with 0% contribution and TDS

In a house purchase the husband paid the full amount and also the required TDS, whereas the wife's name was also added in the sale deed. So the form 26QB has only the husband's details and the sale deed has both their names.

In the seller's ITR, will it be correct to provide both their details with the contribution 100% and 0%? Or should the husband's details only be provided?

 

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This discussion addresses a common query regarding the Seller's Income Tax Return (ITR) when a property sale involves one buyer paying the full amount and TDS, while both husband and wife are listed on the sale deed. The consensus is that it's correct to include both buyer details in the ITR, specifying their respective contributions (100% for the paying spouse and 0% for the other) and the TDS paid.

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