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Capital Gains

Date 23 Jun 2010
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Income characterization: lease rents from long-term sublease treated as income from other sources, not capital gain.
Receipts from a sublease of a long-term lease, when there is no transfer of the capital asset and no upfront consideration, constitute periodic rent taxable as income from other sources, not capital gains. (AI Summary)
The company has been alloted land and right to construct Building on that under a lease of 99 years. The company subleases the same on exactly the same term ( Period 99 years ) and receives rent every month for the lease term. No upfront payment has been taken by the lessor. Query: How would this income be taxed ? Will income be treated as Capital gain ?
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