Capital gain tax -buying a resale flat Capital gain tax -buying a resale flat

1 year ago

I am buying a resale flat of which the set forth value is 29lakh and the market valuation comes Rs 36lakh which is a difference of Rs 7Lakh.My question is 1. Did the purchaser have to pay any capital gain tax? 2.How to minimise the tax on both side of buyer and seller?

Anik

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A.Dear client, the buyer of the falt will not have to pay any capital gain tax. However, on the other hand the seller will have to. Moreover, there is always a tax exemption option for bot the seller in long term capital gain.
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