Tax on long tern capital gain

Dear all my professional friends.

I have one query which I am putting it to this forum;

Father purchased immovable property for Rs.13,400/- in FY 1986-1987 and was sold in FY 2010-2011 after his death. The sales proceed of the sold property was around Rs.84.00 lacs and the same was equally shared by his spouse, son and daughter.(Rs.27.00 lacs each)

Valuation done for stamp duty purpose was around Rs.10.00 lacs.

Spouse have invested the sales proceed in notified bonds u/s54 EC.

Son has purchased new flat costing Rs. 40.00 lacs u/s 54F.

Daughter has not done anything ant is yet to file the Income Tax Return for AY-2011-2012.

I want to know what will be tax liability and the interest, if any, on the long term capital gain for the daughter as the return has to be filed before 31st March, 2013

Pl treat this query as most urgent and reply immediately

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After the sale of an immoveable property and to avail exemption, one is required to invest in another property within a period of 2 years or invest in bonds. Due to some reason, this gets delayed, the assessee can deposit the sum in capital gain account scheme of a nationalized bank. It does not matter if the assessee has no other income. 

Incase tax become payable on this capital gain, that would be around Rs. 5.5 lacs.

 

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