CBDT
: Cost Inflation indexes CII - with Base Year as 2001-02, 2017-18
CII 272..! CBDT
has vice Notification No. 44/2017 notified Cost Inflation indexes
with Base Year as 2001-02 for the Financial Year 2001-02 to 2017-18
and same are applicable from Financial Year 2017-18. M…
Showing posts with label Real Estate - Capital Gains Tax. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Real Estate - Capital Gains Tax. Show all posts
Budget 2017 - 18: Three Cheers For Property Holders..!
Investment GuruWednesday, February 01, 2017Budget 2012-13, Budget 2017 - 18, Real Estate - Capital Gains Tax, TAX - Capital Gains, TAX - Capital Gains Tax
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Budget 2017 - 18: Three Cheers For property holders Capital Gains Tax Provisions..! By SNEHA SHARON MAMMEN , proptiger.com Three measures
announced by Finance Minister mr. Arun
Jaitley in his Budget 2017-18 have come as some good news for property holders. · The holding perio…
TAX ON LONG-TERM CAPITAL GAINS
Investment GuruSunday, December 04, 2016MF - Capital Gains Tax, Real Estate - Capital Gains Tax, Share - TAX, TAX - Capital Gains
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TAX ON LONG-TERM CAPITAL GAINS Introduction
Gain arising on transfer of capital asset is charged to tax under the head “Capital Gains”.
Income from capital gains is classified as “Short Term Capital Gains” and “Long Term
Capital Gains”. In this part you can gain knowledge a…
Capital Gains Tax Based on Guideline Value..!
Investment GuruSunday, December 04, 2016Income Tax - Investments, Real Estate - Capital Gains Tax, TAX - Capital Gains Tax
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Property Sales: Capital Gains Tax Based on Guideline
Value..! by Mr. G. KARTHIKEYAN, Coimbatore Ms. Chitra Kumar sold
a plot of land for Rs. 54 lakh. The guideline value of the property as assessed
by the stamp duty authorities is about Rs. 72 lakh. Stamp duty on transfer was…
Four Options - Reduce Income Tax Burden from Sale of Property..!
Investment GuruSunday, December 04, 2016Real Estate - Capital Gains Tax, TAX - Capital Gains
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by Mr.
Rakesh Nangia, Nangia & Co Capital gains tax is
an aspect that every property (Real Estate) seller needs to consider in a
cost-sensitive market. The amount of capital gains tax depends on the time
period the property is held on to. If the property is
sold after thre…
Capital Gain Account Scheme - 6 Smart Features
Capital
Gain Account Scheme - 6 Smart Features..! 1.
Capital Gain Account Scheme (CGAS) allows you to park sale proceeds
of a property without capital gains tax liability, provided another
property is bought within 2 years of sale or built within 3 years of
the sale. 2
. To…
COST INFLATION INDEX - CII- FOR FINANCIAL YEAR 2016-17 IS 1125
Investment GuruSunday, June 12, 2016Income Tax, MF - Capital Gains Tax, Real Estate - Capital Gains Tax, Real Estate - Investment, TAX - Capital Gains
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CBDT
Notified Cost Inflation Index for F Y 2016-17 is 1125 The
Government of India, Ministry of Finance (Department of Revenue), Central Board
of Direct Taxes published in the Gazette of India, Extraordinary Notification No.
42 /2016/F.No.142/5/2016-TPL dated 02-06-2016 the …
I have a home at Guindy. Can I sold this house and buy a home at Adyar. What I pay the Income tax?
Answer: The person is eligible to invest
the proceeds of Guindy House in to a
residential house at Adyar and there is no need to pay Capital Gain Tax. But,
there are some exception to this situations and they are as follows: Situation I: If it is a Short Term Capital Gain (Gui…
Agricultural Land in Certain Areas is Not Capital Asset..!
by Ms. Parizad
Sirwalla, Partner (Tax), KPMG For capital gain
purposes, an agricultural land situated in specified areas is not considered as
capital asset. If you are planning to sell such land, there will not be any
capital gain tax implications on sale. In other cases,
de…
Set Off Losses Against from house property Income, capital gain etc...!
Investment GuruMonday, September 01, 2014Real Estate - Capital Gains Tax, TAX - Capital Gains
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by Mr. Rakesh Nangia, Nangia &
Co . Everyone strives to make
profits from whatever venture he/she undertakes, but in the quest for gains,
the possibility of losses can’t be ruled out. The Income Tax Act, 1961,
provides for a mechanism to use your losses to reduce the tax …