Deposit mechanism for unutilised capital gains: mandatory specified account deposit before filing return; unutilised portion later taxable. The amendment extends reinvestment exemption to individuals and Hindu undivided families, lengthens the pre-acquisition period to two years, and requires that net consideration not appropriated or not utilised for purchase or construction by the date of filing the income-tax return be deposited before filing in accounts specified under a Central Government scheme, with such deposit treated as part of the cost of the new asset; unutilised deposits not applied within the prescribed period become chargeable as capital gain when three years from the transfer expire, with withdrawal governed by the scheme.
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Deposit mechanism for unutilised capital gains: mandatory specified account deposit before filing return; unutilised portion later taxable.
The amendment extends reinvestment exemption to individuals and Hindu undivided families, lengthens the pre-acquisition period to two years, and requires that net consideration not appropriated or not utilised for purchase or construction by the date of filing the income-tax return be deposited before filing in accounts specified under a Central Government scheme, with such deposit treated as part of the cost of the new asset; unutilised deposits not applied within the prescribed period become chargeable as capital gain when three years from the transfer expire, with withdrawal governed by the scheme.
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