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Get capital gains benefit in case of project delay

Only the amount invested during the stipulated time mentioned in the law will be eligible

Direct tax receipts may be a spoiler for fiscal maths
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Tinesh Bhasin
Recently, the Mumbai Bench of the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) ruled if a taxpayer invests capital gains of one house property into an under-construction flat, it should be considered at par with him constructing his own house, rather than a purchase.

The ruling brings relief to taxpayers facing project delays, by giving them an additional year. Section 54 of the I-T Act deals with capital gains from a house property. It says taxpayers can get the capital gains tax benefit only if they invest in a new property one year before the sale of an old one or two years

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