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Assessment of capital gain - transfer u/s. 2(47)(vi) r/w s. 2(47)(i) - JV agreement for construction of building/s - Construction nearing completion but delay in payment of consideration - If the assessee hasn't initiated any legal process for cost recovery from the developer, a shortfall in consideration will result in incurring cost to a proportionate extent. If construction is incomplete, the value of consideration must be scaled down accordingly. The details must be clarified by the assessee and examined by the Revenue authorities. The actual cost incurred may not be in the same proportion due to delay, but this is irrelevant for computing capital gain. Any supporting material will be examined and adjudicated upon. - AT
Assessment of capital gain - transfer u/s. 2(47)(vi) r/w s. 2(47)(i) - JV agreement for construction of building/s - Construction nearing completion but delay in payment of consideration - If the assessee hasn't initiated any legal process for cost recovery from the developer, a shortfall in consideration will result in incurring cost to a proportionate extent. If construction is incomplete, the value of consideration must be scaled down accordingly. The details must be clarified by the assessee and examined by the Revenue authorities. The actual cost incurred may not be in the same proportion due to delay, but this is irrelevant for computing capital gain. Any supporting material will be examined and adjudicated upon. - AT
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