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Case Name : CIT Vs Rajiv Shukla (Delhi High Court)
Appeal Number : ITA No. 620 of 2011
Date of Judgement/Order : 08/04/2011
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CIT v Rajiv Shukla
High Court of Delhi
ITA No. 620 of 2011
A K Sikri and M L Mehta, JJ
Decided on: 8 April 2011

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  1. Balkishan says:

    Female assessee having two commercial properties sold as under-

    1) COA: Rs 328840 dated 11.01.2008 sold for Rs 450000 on 15.07.2011

    2) COA: Rs 120000 dated 17.05.1994 sold for Rs 1460000 on 30.08.2011

    and purchased a residential house property in dec 2011 for Rs 1215500

    so,

    for the 1st property there will be capital loss amounting to Rs 18493 (450000- 328840 * 785/551)

    and for the second house property there will be capital gain amounting to Rs 183592 (1460000- 120000*785/259) – (1096293 * 1215500/1460000) (Is exemption u/s 54F available?)

    Are these calculations correct??

    And, net capital gain amounting to Rs 165099 be taxed at flat 20% rate or will be aggregated in total income of the assessee?

    Please help in the matter as soon as possible.

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