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Capital gain exemption - purchasing one big plot from sale consideration of 3 plots, Income Tax

Issue Id: - 1822
Dated: 18-3-2010
By:- shyamal roychowdhury

Capital gain exemption - purchasing one big plot from sale consideration of 3 plots


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My client has three small plots of land . In one plot a small one room is also exists. He is holding all the plots over 5 years . He wants to sell all the three plots at one date & purchase one big plot/one big house using total sales consideration of three plots/house . can he not get capital gain exemption when the entire sales consideration of three plots/ are utilised for one big house / one big plot Thanks . If any one can address the problem .

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1 Dated: 19-3-2010
By:- Rama Krishana
If you read the section 54 and Section 54F of the Income Tax Act, you would find that section 54 says capital gain from sale of a long term capital asset is eligible and under section 54F capital gain from the sale of any long term capital asset is eligible. Therefore, in my view, you can claim the benefit of exemption u/s 54 read with 54F together for purchase of a eligible house property.

2 Dated: 20-3-2010
By:- Jain Jain
your client will get full exemption of capital gain on sale of the three plots.

3 Dated: 22-3-2010
By:- DEV KUMAR KOTHARI
Sale proceeds of long-term plots can be invested in new residential house to get exemption, subject to meeting other conditions. investmetn in cerain bonds is also permissile (upto Rs.50 lkah in a year) so one can plan to sell old plots in two previous years.see. section 54, 54F, 54EC. The sale of old plots will be subject to S. 50C, therefore, some notional capital gains may also be taxable. You need to plan disinvestment as well as investment properly.

4 Dated: 26-3-2010
By:- RAJESH DHANDA
yes it will be fully available for exemption u/s 54 & 54f

5 Dated: 15-4-2010
By:- RAJESH DHANDA
fully availble u/s 54 and 54f

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