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Section 54F, Income Tax

Issue Id: - 110063
Dated: 20-3-2016
By:- CA. Varun Arora

Section 54F


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Dear Experts,

My Query is If i sold out my property and want to avail benefit section 54 F of Income tax Act 1961 But I Invested my sale consideration which was received on account of sale of previous held property in a Property which is in ownership of Assessee's Son with in the stipulated time as mentioned in the Section 54F.

Can I Still eligible to avail exemtion as stated in section 54 F of Income tax Act 1961.

Please enlighten .

Thanks in advance.

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1 Dated: 20-3-2016
By:- CA. Varun Arora

one more thing Assessee has not deposit the amount in capital gain account scheme framed by central government but ultimate invested the whole amount in Construction of Restidential Property.

Can Assessee still eligible to avail exemption under section 54 F of Income tax Act, 1961.


2 Dated: 26-3-2016
By:- Ganeshan Kalyani

Hope your query is resolved.


3 Dated: 27-3-2016
By:- CA. Varun Arora

No sir My query is not resolved yet, please help if you can.


4 Dated: 30-3-2016
By:- Ganeshan Kalyani

Sir, the provision of section 54F of Income Tax Act stipulate that investment should be done by the assessee within the timeline in the purchase/construction of house or in the Capital Gain Account Scheme.

The provision does not mandate that the property in which the investment is made should be in the name of the assessee. Thus I feel that you should be eligible for exemption under said section.

However I would personal feel that if the amount involved is substantially high then please approach a practising CA or Consultant who would practically help you out in resolving the issue. You may find in this Forum itself. Thanks.


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