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Sonia Chatterjee
posted on 11 MayHow are people actually handling capital gains tax in Noida Extension?
Most Noida Extension buyers overlook crucial tax benefits. I'm in real estate, but buying near Sector 150 is different. Builders don't highlight Section 54EC bonds for capital gains. If you sold property, how are you handling capital gains tax for your next purchase? Any smart hacks?
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My dad sold our ancestral property in MP last year, and now we're pooling funds for a 3BHK in Alistonia Estate. The capital gains amount is huge, and we're so stressed about the tax part. Our CA mentioned something about investing in a new property or specific bonds, but it all sounds so complicated. I wish builders would educate us instead of just pushing sales. Yeh bonds kitne effective hote hain, and what's the lock-in period?
U5, your situation sounds familiar.
Totally agree with the OP. Builders ka toh bas ek hi agenda hota hai – sell, sell, sell! Tax benefits ko toh woh chhupate hain. Has anyone actually used 54EC for their capital gains? Like, real people, not just CAs?
Sahi keh rahe ho U6. Current market conditions mein toh builders aur bhi desperate hain. They'll spin any story. Noida Extension mein especially, with so many projects, due diligence is key.
U3, you hit the nail on the head. My experience with a builder near Ajayabpur was terrible. They promised so many tax benefits verbally, but nothing in writing. When it came to actual filing, my CA said most of it was invalid. Always consult an independent tax advisor, not just rely on builder sales reps. They'll say anything to close the deal.
Yaar, this post is so timely! I just sold my small plot in Ghaziabad and now looking at flats in Noida Extension, especially near Sector 150. Builders only talk about discounts, never about saving tax. What exactly are these Section 54EC bonds? Koi explain karega please?
Exactly what U2 said. My uncle used REC bonds for his plot sale. Saved a good chunk!
Haan bhai U1, Section 54EC is crucial for long-term capital gains. You can invest the gains in specific bonds like NHAI or REC bonds within 6 months of selling your property. It helps save a lot of tax, but the lock-in is usually 5 years.