MEMBER. PERMANENT LOK ADALAT
30 Points
Joined July 2012
My son who is an NRI bought an apartment in Gurgaon in the year 2009 with a consideration amount of Rs 44 lacs plus 3.50 lacs as stamp duty and he has a registered sale deed showing therein his residential address of abroad i.e. USA.
Now he intends to sell this apartment with a proposed sale price of 1.80 crores. The buyer after consulting his chartered accountant informed that TDS @ 20% will be deducted on the whole consideration of 1.80 crores under section 195 of the IT act of government of india.
Our question is how to save deduction of TDS.
I understand that Tax authorities can grant TAX EXEMPTION CERTIFICATE for which application has to be submitted on form 13.
QUESTION NO 1.
Please guide How much time it is usually taken by the AO to issue such certificates.?
2. What are the documents required for getting such tax exemption.?
3. Can the application on form 13 to get tax exemption be filed on line.?
4. If not, whether I being his father can apply for getting such tax exemption certificate if a power of attorney on plan paper or on e mail is sent by my son in my favour to apply for such certificate.
QUESTION NO. 2
CAPITAL GAINS exemption.
As as per cost inflation index of income tax department the figures of 47( cost inflation index 2009-10 = 632) lacs becomes around 70.66 as per cost inflation index 2012-13 =932) hence capital gain of 1.09 crores.
As per existing rules if the amount of Rs 1.09 crore is invested for buying a new residential property, entire long term capital gains tax can be saved. Pl confirm whether capital gain of 1.09 is to be invested or entire sale proceeds of 1.80 crore investment will save capital gains tax @ 20%
Also please clarify if another residential apartment is also owned by by NRI son, there is any restriction to get such capital gains tax exemption.Pl tell if such capital gains is for only one residential property/apartment ownership and not for those who have more than one residential property/apartment. The second apartment is not being sold now and will be retained.