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Tax Implications: Property Sale value higher than Guidance value

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Shashi Kiran Kerur

28 Points Posted on 16 October 2023

Hello Team.

Please help clarify on the below scenario from tax implication perspective.

I intend to sell my independent house for X amount. There is a guidance value / circle value prescribed by the government for every area. The agreed sale amount is more than the govt prescribed guidance value, but the buyer is willing to specify only the guidance value amount in the sale deed and rest he would still pay by cheque.

I want it to be clean from tax perspective, in that case can i show the difference amount Agreed Sale amount - Guidance value amount as income from other source while filing my tax returns? In that case it will be taxed as per my tax slab is it?

If i can't show it as income from other source , is there any other option available?

Thanks

Shashi

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This discussion explores the tax implications when selling a property for an amount exceeding the government's guidance value. The seller plans to receive the full agreed sale price, but the buyer wishes to register only the guidance value. The seller is seeking clarification on whether the difference can be declared as 'income from other sources' and taxed at their slab rate, or if alternative tax reporting methods are available.