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Seema
Dear Sir/madam
I sold my property and to save LTCG I invest the same amount in purchasing new property as. To save LTCG I can not sold the new property for 3 years if I wish to sell the new property before 3years and invest the same amount in purchasing the again new property/house can I do the same
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If you sell the property then the Capital Gain which was earlier exempted will now become taxable in your hands.
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Harpreet Singh
I sold off my old flat that was held jointly with my wife. The capital gain was Rs 5 lacs that was put in the capital gain acct. This amount was utilized towards paying installment for new flat.The balance amount received out of of sale proceeds has been put in a bank in FDs( my wife is primary acct holder). My question is whether the interest received from this amount in bank needs to be added to my taxable income or not. My wife is not working and she has no income. Thanx
Yes both you and your wife have to pay taxes on the FD interest income.
T&C applyH
Harpreet Singh
I sold off my old flat that was held jointly with my wife. The capital gain was Rs 5 lacs that was put in the capital gain acct. This amount was utilized towards paying installment for new flat.The balance amount received out of of sale proceeds has been put in a bank in FDs( my wife is primary acct holder). My question is whether the interest received from this amount in bank needs to be added to my taxable income or not. My wife is not working and she has no income. Thanx
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Jignesh Desai
In share trading , in case most or all of the trades of an individual are short-term in nature (meaning the shares were sold before completion of one year after purchase) , after the threshold of what amount of turnover , can the income tax authorities deem the profit earned from such trades as "Business Income" ?
Or , is it that , because the individual has traded in his own assets (shares) only , irrespective of whatever turnover he does , he can always show the profit earned from such trades as "Capital Gains" in his Income Tax returns ?
Also , how would the income tax authorities deem such such profits as (meaning Capital Gains or Business Income ) , based on size of turnover , in case most or all of the trades are long term in nature (meaning the shares have been sold after having been held for a period of more than one year) ?
Also , how would the profits be taxed , in case they were earned from trading in unlisted shares ?
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