• Is there any issue or limit with RTGS transfer to ICICI account

I live abroad and am no longer familiar with rules and tax law. I am about to sell my father's land for my mother in Nagpur. The buyer wants to transfer money via RTGS to her account. Are there any issues, Limits or risk in this. I understand that I have 6 months to invest this or pay tax on this .how much is the tax. She is 79y.o Do seniors get a lower rate?. Thankyou for your time
Asked 10 months ago in Property Tax

Assuming her residential status is Resident

Tax calculation depends on the following factors

1) Sale Consideration

2) Cost of acquisition

3) Date of acquisition

4) Date of transfer

Either you can invest in bonds within 6 months or purchase/construct new residential house property within 2/3 years from the date of transfer of the land.

Long term capital gain is taxable @20.8%, Short term capital gain is taxable at slab rate. Benefit of exemption limit is available.

No issues in transfer to bank A/c

 

For detailed discussion you may opt for phone consultation

Vivek Kumar Arora
CA, Delhi
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To manage the RTGS transaction and minimize taxes from your mother's land sale:


  1. RTGS Transfer: No limit for RTGS; ensure the ICICI account can receive a large sum.

  2. Capital Gains Tax: Taxed at 20.8% for long-term gains. Seniors have higher exemptions.

  3. Tax Saving: Invest in Section 54EC bonds within six months to avoid taxes on gains.

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Shubham Goyal

Shubham Goyal
CA, Delhi
362 Answers
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Hii

In case of sale of capital asset ( land) you have to calculate capital gains tax and plan accordingly, senior citizens assess can get income tax sla. Benifit, for transfer of funds vai RTGS there is no specific rules, this depends on account transaction limit only .

Lalit Bansal
CA, Delhi
774 Answers
61 Consultations

You can opt for the lower rate of TDS, and accordingly you can better structure avoiding tax on transaction.

 

There is no limit on RTGS limit otherwise

Vishrut Rajesh Shah
CA, Ahmedabad
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