Yes there will be tax liability as per short term capital gain tax rules. Long term capital gain tax is applicable only if the flat sold after 3 years. Long term capital gain can be reinvested in land in a stipulated time to avoid tax.
Hello dear, If the house is self-occupied then you can claim interest deduction up to an amount of Rs. 30000 per year. However, if the house is let out, you can claim a deduction of the entire amount of interest on the loan.
Hi Srinivas, The buyer would deduct the TDS and pay only the balance sum.
1. If you are a resident then TDS would be one percent.
2.If you are a non-resident then the TDS would be 20 per cent (if the property is long term capital asset for you).
3. 30 percent if property is short term, i.e. period of holding is up to three years of the sale value unless you/buyer obtains a certificate from the income tax department for lower deduction of the tax.
Thanks, Gaurav what I know regarding benefit of property tax is that the total amount of interest deduction is restricted to Rs 1,50,000 if the property is self-occupied. No deduction can be claimed on the principal repayments made during the pre-construction period, but Principal repayment deduction too is available from the year of possession.
Appreciate your responses and thanks, I have invested in two different projects should I claim a tax rebate if I had two housing loans on two different properties?
Hi Rama, Yes, you are eligible to claim home loan tax benefits even if you have two properties. In fact, the tax rebates are nothing to do with the number of properties. One can enjoy claims on tax deductions a housing loan on any number of properties.
Hi Naidu,The tax benefits start only from the year in which you obtain possession of the house.In the year of possession, you would be entitled to claim the deduction of interest for that entire year plus one fifth of the interest payable during all the preceding years on this loan.