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Capital Gain, Sec. 50-C, Income Tax

Issue Id: - 3476
Dated: 5-10-2011
By:- HIMANSHU JARIWALA

Capital Gain, Sec. 50-C


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Dear All.

Mr. X had Purchased residential property in 1995. and paid full value of consideration at that time. But due to some reason he had not made sale deed for the same and the property is aquired on "Kabja Receipt". He had receipt of all the payments made to the builder at thet time. Now he wants to make sale deed for the same. But Stampduty Value of the same property U/s 50-C is much high now. So is thare any Capital Gain on above?The builder asking of txa on the same from Mr.X.

This is the only property Mr. X own.

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1 Dated: 8-10-2011
By:- DEV KUMAR KOTHARI

Mr. X is buyer so S. 50C is not applicable on him. No addition can be made in his hands as he has not made any undisclosed investment which is proved by the AO. The builder should not ask for extra money becasue in his case S. 50C should generally be not applicable as he trades in properties and income is computed as business income and not capital gains..

For registration of property, as being under contractual obligations and moral duty builder should not ask extra money. however, keeping aside morals and honesty it has beocome general practice of buildiers to ask some consideration at the time of registration particularly when it is delayed very much.

Other course can be tried to register a declaration of the buyer of his ownership of property giving full details, copy of agreement and kabja receipt etc. So that  fact of property bought is in  public record.


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