Can I buy two residential house properties to claim exemption on long-term capital gains from the sale of one house? Can I buy two house properties in the joint names of self and other family members to claim an exemption for long-term capital gains from the sale of one residential house property held for 20 … Read more
If we sell our residential house for, say, ₹50 lakh, do we have to invest the full 50 lakh to buy another residential house property, or do we only need to invest the long-term capital gains? I was under the impression that only the capital gains amount needed to be invested in another residential house … Read more
Meeting income tax deadline is important for the taxpayers, failing which they stand to miss out on tax benefits or may even have to pay penalties, fees or fines. The financial year 2026 is set to culminate in another 15 days. We, therefore, list out the key deadlines that are set to end in the … Read more
My wife’s PPF will mature in April. She wants to transfer ₹23 lakh to my senior citizen savings account and balance ₹7 lakh to our daughter. What will be the tax position implications for all of us? As from April, interest will be earned in my name. I should and will be liable to pay … Read more
For agricultural purposes, I intend to sell my urban agricultural land within the municipal limits, which has been repurchased for ten years. How can I save capital gains tax? Can I purchase another agricultural land out of the sale proceeds in my name or the joint names of my husband/sons or invest the amount in … Read more
As a taxpayer, it is important to make investment before March 31 to be able to claim tax exemption. Although taxpayers will be unable to claim tax benefits for their investments if they opted for the new tax regime. However, in the old tax regime, taxpayers can still claim tax exemption so long as investment … Read more