Selling Ancestral Property: Why April 1, 2001, Fair Value Matters for Capital Gains
Income Tax rules allow fair market value as on April 1, 2001 for ancestral property acquired before that date, reducing capital gains tax liability.
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Income Tax rules allow fair market value as on April 1, 2001 for ancestral property acquired before that date, reducing capital gains tax liability.
Bombay High Court rules that a granddaughter cannot reopen a settled family property sale, holding that family settlements and transactions are final and binding.
ITAT Mumbai rules cash received from a ₹94 lakh property sale cannot be treated as unexplained income under Section 69A when supported by a registered sale deed and matching bank …
Selling inherited property in India attracts capital gains tax, not inheritance tax. Supreme Court clarifies tax liability, exemptions under Sections 54 & 54EC, and rules for shar…
Bombay High Court rules that reinvesting proceeds from sale of an inherited property into multiple homes qualifies for Section 54 capital gains exemption.