Hi,
There will be no tax liability at the time of sale of the property.
Regards,
Nikhil
If i purchase a plot in rs. 6 lakh in may 2017, which circle rate/ collector guid line cost is 12 lack, and sold it in Sep. 2018, in rs 6 lakh. and circle rate / collector guid line cost is same 12 lakh,Kindly state how much income tax or capital gain tax required to be paid if my tax slab is 30%
Hi,
I think you are getting confused between circle rate and actual price.
As circle rate is for stamp duty calculation.
In your case, there is not tax liability at the time of selling plot. So, you don't need to worry.
You are not liable for any capital gain tax as there is no capital gain.
Thanks & Regards,
Payal Chhajed
In this case when you purchase property you will have to pay tax u/s 56(2)(vii) by declaring the difference amount i.e. 12 lakh less 6 lakh as income from other sources and when you sell this property your purchase cost would be 12 lakh and sale value would also be 12 lakh because of section 50C and so you will have to pay zero tax at time of sale.
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Here you have purchased a property for Rs.6 Lakhs, which has valuation (Assumed Stamp duty value) of 12 lakhs.
As per Income tax act, then such purchase of immovable property for less than adequate consideration will be treated as Income from Other sources at the time of purchasing the property (in 2017).
And at the selling of same property, it would be deemed to be sold at 12 Lakhs only even though you sale at 6 Lakhs.And so the Tax will charged @30% since the transaction is "Short term Capital Gain".