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Did you sell land or property recently? Are you worried about paying capital gains tax?
➡️ Good news! You can claim an exemption under Section 54 if you reinvest in a new residential house within the time limit.
In this video, we cover:
✅ How to save capital gains tax after selling property
✅ Section 54 exemption explained with real examples
✅ What documents you need for claiming exemption
✅ Mistakes to avoid while filing ITR
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What Is Capital Gains Tax?
When you sell:
• Land, House, or Property for a profit
• The profit is called Capital Gains
There are two types:
🔹 Short-Term Capital Gain (STCG) – If sold within 24 months
🔹 Long-Term Capital Gain (LTCG) – If held for more than 24 months
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Section 54 Exemption – Who Can Claim?
✅ Applicable if:
• You sold residential property or land
• You reinvested in a new residential house
• The new house is bought within 2 years (or constructed within 3 years)
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Key Points of Section 54 Exemption

Condition Requirement
Asset Sold Residential property or land
New Purchase Residential house property
Time Limit Purchase: within 1 year before or 2 years after sale
Construction: within 3 years
Exemption Limit Limited to the capital gain amount (not the total sale amount)
Deposit Option Use Capital Gains Account Scheme (CGAS) if not yet purchased

Example Scenario Explained in the Video:
• Land Sold Price: ₹50,00,000
• Indexed Purchase Cost: ₹20,00,000
• Capital Gain: ₹30,00,000
If you buy a new house for ₹35,00,000, you can claim:
✅ Full exemption under Section 54 – No capital gains tax payable
If you buy a house for only ₹20,00,000, then:
• Partial exemption: ₹20,00,000 exempted
• Tax payable on remaining ₹10,00,000
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What If You Don’t Reinvest Immediately?
Deposit the capital gains in a Capital Gains Account Scheme (CGAS) before the ITR filing deadline to keep the exemption valid.
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Documents Needed for Section 54 Claim
📄 Sale deed of property sold
📄 Purchase deed of new property
📄 Capital Gains computation
📄 Proof of CGAS deposit (if applicable)
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Mistakes to Avoid
❌ Buying property in someone else’s name (other than spouse/children in some cases)
❌ Missing the time limit for reinvestment
❌ Not depositing in CGAS before due date if purchase is pending
❌ Claiming deduction on entire sale value instead of capital gains portion
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FAQs Answered in This Video
🔹 Do I need to pay capital gains tax if I buy a new house after selling land?
🔹 What is Section 54 exemption and how does it work?
🔹 Can I buy property in joint name and still get exemption?
🔹 What if I buy the new property after 2 years?
🔹 Is reinvestment in land allowed under Section 54?
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Who Should Watch This Video?
✅ Property sellers looking to save tax
✅ Real estate investors
✅ Freelancers, salaried employees & NRIs selling property
✅ First-time home buyers using capital gains
✅ Tax consultants & students learning tax filing
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Why Watch This Video?
📌 Understand how to legally save tax after property sale
📌 Learn the correct process to claim Section 54 exemption
📌 Avoid tax penalties & mistakes while filing ITR
📌 Plan real estate transactions smartly

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Useful Links:
📌 Income Tax e-Filing Portal:
https://www.incometax.gov.in
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