Hi Diosys,
Thanks a ton for the quick response. :clapping:
Please clarify for all tax calculation purposes the value what ever mentioned in the "Sale Deed" is what is taken.
Since both the values I mentioned 75,000/- (Cost of Acquiring) as well as 2,40,000/- (Cost of Sale) are values mentioned in the Sale Deed.
Whereas the actual cost of acquiring as well as the cost of sale is different, wanted to know if this will impact our tax calculation in any way, though as per me ideally it should not, please clarify.
Thanks in anticipation.
Best Regards
Thanks a ton for the quick response. :clapping:
Please clarify for all tax calculation purposes the value what ever mentioned in the "Sale Deed" is what is taken.
Since both the values I mentioned 75,000/- (Cost of Acquiring) as well as 2,40,000/- (Cost of Sale) are values mentioned in the Sale Deed.
Whereas the actual cost of acquiring as well as the cost of sale is different, wanted to know if this will impact our tax calculation in any way, though as per me ideally it should not, please clarify.
Thanks in anticipation.
Best Regards
I presume while replying that the cost mentioned in the deed does not contain the additional expenses which you paid.
No it is not nessevary that the additional charges such as brokerage etc be mentioned on the deed....You should have sufficent proof that the charges were actually paid.