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Withdrawal is a slightly complex process. You cannot withdraw money freely from Capital Gains Account. You need to submit an application. The amount withdrawn should be utilized for intended purpose within 60 days from the date of withdrawal. Depending on the withdrawal amount, a bank may not hand over the amount to you. Bank may issue Banker’s cheque in the name of the seller. The first withdrawal is through Form C and subsequent withdrawals are through Form D. You cannot use this amount for any other purpose except purchase/construction of new property. If you are not able to utilize the withdrawal within 60 days then you should deposit it back in Capital Gain Deposit Account.
You will not get Debit Card/Cheque Book/Net Banking Transfer facility for Capital Gain Deposit Account. There are a lot of other nitty gritty to operate the account. Lastly, to close the Capital Gain Deposit Account, you need the approval of your AO (Assessing Officer). He should be satisfied that you have invested 100% exempted amount to purchase/construct new property. For closure, you need to fill form G. In case of closure of account due to death of the account holder, the legal heirs can claim the deposit through Form H.
Lastly, if the amount not utilized remain in the Capital Gain Deposit Account Scheme even after a specified period of 2/3 years. In short, either taxpayer is not able to finalize the property or provisioned extra amount for property purchase. The 100% of the amount not utilized will be taxed as long term capital for the financial year in which the specific period gets over.