Which document required for LTCG tax proof

My Seller is asking for sale deed copy for LTCG tax purpose. is it mandatory to give sale deed copy to seller after registry in sub-registrar office ?

can i give another document instead of sale deed copy ? plz suggest

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This discussion clarifies document requirements for Long Term Capital Gains (LTCG) tax proof. A seller has requested a sale deed copy, prompting a query about its mandatory nature post-registry. The consensus suggests providing a certified true copy of the sale deed and retaining the original. It's also advised to collect and keep copies of all previous agreements and related receipts for the seller's records.

You can give him certified true copy. Original should be kept with you.

Certified true copy means ?

XEROX OF ORIGINAL OF ALL DOCUMENTS  RELATED WITH DEAL, YOU MUST TAKE  ALL PREVIOUS ORIGINAL AGREEMENTS WITH STAMP DUTY AND REGISTRATION RECEIPTS, LET HIM KEEP  COPIES. ONLY

 

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