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long term capital gains ni ilaa calculate sestaru

effective purchase price (E) = original purchase price * (some inflation index)
capital gains amt = sale price - E

income tax on the above transaction = 10% of capital gains amt
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Entikaburlu:


long term caps? I do not think so. can you please provide a link?



http://www.indiaproperties.com/articles/taxation-legal/capit al_gain.aspx

http://finance.indiamart.com/taxation/capitalgains.html


http://ramadvice.wordpress.com/2011/01/20/capital-gains-hous e-property-for-beginners/


http://ramadvice.wordpress.com/2011/01/16/capital-gains-cost -inflation-index-for-income-tax-purpose/



google seyyunri. u get more links. I will talk to tax consultant today and post more details in the evening
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Subzero:

we have capital gains tax here




long term caps? I do not think so. can you please provide a link?
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Entikaburlu:


Thankx for clarifying
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Thanks all for the suggestions..

My father inherited it before 1981.. Now, how do they calculate the market fair value and tax for it.. How much tax he may have to pay for it?
Also, do the buyer usually register the land for exact sale value or is it based on fair market value decided by Govt as of that day? If they register the land for lesser amount than the exact sale value, is there a way to manage the money (mostly in banks or FDs, no other land investments) without being enquired?
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Entikaburlu:

india has no capital gains tax.



wrong. we have capital gains tax here
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naaku telisi if you are assessed to pay taxes, you have to pay, irrespective of legal status
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Rajusk:

US tax laws are same for H1/Green Card/Citizen




H1 pays taxes on US income only. Residents and citizens pay on world wide income. atleast that is the folklore.
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"US tax laws are same for H1/Green Card/Citizen"

Not true. If you are a GC/Citizen, you ve to pay tax on worldwide income. Of course, many people doesn't know, neither follow.
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Entikaburlu:


India has long term Capital gains tax. After 3rd year your rate is different.

US tax laws are same for H1/Green Card/Citizen
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Padmasri:

india nunchi ikkadiki money move cheyataniki easiest way enti...what is the process...koncham detailed gaa explain cheyandi if pozibl
legal way..not hawala




First you need to open an NRE account. That is the socket layer.

next is transport layer:

You can put dollars into it in usa or rupees into it in india and take it out as dollars in usa.

next is packet layer:

you can put rupees into from income generated on ancestral property, rental property or cap gains on the investments made suing the money drawn from the NRE accts. this needs documentation, proof, and RBI permission. length process. did not do this myself.

it's best to leave the indian income in india itself in view of the hassles above. just declare the income in usa and pay tax.
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Entikaburlu:


ek, thanks..

india nunchi ikkadiki money move cheyataniki easiest way enti...what is the process...koncham detailed gaa explain cheyandi if pozibl
legal way..not hawala
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>> for egjampull if I send 5 lakhs from USA to india, buy a small piece of land with it......
>>Sell it after Von year for 10 lakhs.....
>>Do I have to pay tax in india

I think no, because India does not tax Long Term capital Gains. But I am not sure if this transaction qualifies or not.


>>Second kochen,now can i bring back those 10 lakhs here in a legal way..if so do I have to pay tax in india or here or both

You can bring the 10L back to USA, provided that you can show documentary proof that your 5L is remitted from abroad. Keep your fund transfer paperwork safe.

But you have to pay long term capital gains tax on the 5L profit, in USA, if you are a H1 only if you bring it into USA. If you are a GC/Citizen, you have to pay long term cap gains tax even if you do not bring back to USA. US taxes their citizens and residents on world wide income.
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Padmasri:


below 3 is shortterm capital gain tax. no escape here

have to pay tax.

but if u sell aaafter 3 it goes into capital longterm gain tax.

here escape is there, if you save that money in some govt listed investments/qeuity holdings/or buy another lands /investments in infrastructure etc
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Basky thx..3 yes aithe 5 yrs Aithe entoo kooda cheppu
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Padmasri:


1 yr falls under shortterm capital tax.

have to pay for portion of it.

but if really market value became 10lk for that area, then u pay zero.
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calvin,

if ur father inherited from ur gf after 1981, then he is having capital-gain if he is selling it.

if hes has hold on more than 3 yrs, he is likely to fall under longterm capital tax.

if inherited before 1981 then , fair market value is calculated .

tax will be there, but not on entire sale. some portion of it.
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Ek, for egjampull if I send 5 lakhs from USA to india, buy a small piece of land with it......

Sell it after Von year for 10 lakhs.....
Do I have to pay tax in india

Second kochen,now can i bring back those 10 lakhs here in a legal way..if so do I have to pay tax in india or here or both
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india has no capital gains tax. but i do not know if your case falls into that.
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Emi tax kattakkarledu.
Idupula Paya capital ga, Pulivendula country ni declare chesthene, Jagan ki nyayam jaruguthundi. - Next series of brainwash for fans.
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My father is selling some land that is inherited from my grandpa. Does he have to pay tax on the sale amount?(about 1C) can he deposit the money in the bank without any problems.. Any suggestions on how to manage that money without issues..
Thanks!

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