you have to calculate capital gain tax and have to pay tax or invest as per section 54 to save tax.
before going to any conclusion please provide date of purchase and sales along with consideration amounts.
Sirs, I sold two properties by obtaining power of attorney from the original seller after making payments for the same to him. Now I wish to know if can put the sale proceeds in fixed deposits in banks without incurring any tax liability. These properties were bought from my personal savings. I bought these properties in 2013. Venky
What are the options open to me to invest the sale proceeds with incurring any tax liability whereby I can get decent returns from the same.
you have to calculate capital gain tax and have to pay tax or invest as per section 54 to save tax.
before going to any conclusion please provide date of purchase and sales along with consideration amounts.
What are the best options to get good returns from investments and where to invest to get good yield for the same.
Hi Venky
When did you sell the properties?
If it is after 3 years of holding LTCG shall apply.
To save the Long term capital gains, you have following options:
1. Invest in 54EC bonds within 6 months of the sale.
2. Invest in another residential house property.
our first priority is to save tax and then good returns thus please first share info as mentioned in last reply
Hi,
The capital gain tax liability will depend upon your cost of acquisition, date of purchase, any major improvement made on the property after purchase,, sale value and sale date.
Please let us know these things to calculate tax liability.
Further, you can invest the money again in residential property or NHAI/REC bonds to save taxes.
Please feel free to call revert in case you need more clarity.
Thanks and regards
Abhishek Dugar
CA CS B.Com