On 20.6.2025, Mr. Shyam, a resident, made three separate transactions for acquiring house property at Mumbai from Mr. Manoj for a consideration of…

CA Final · Direct Tax Laws and International Taxation · MTP · May 2026
On 20.6.2025, Mr. Shyam, a resident, made three separate transactions for acquiring house property at Mumbai from Mr. Manoj for a consideration of 90 lakhs, an urban plot in Kolkata from Mr. Chetan for a sum of 49,50,000 and rural agricultural land from Mr. Dheeraj for a consideration of 60 lakhs. Stamp duty value of house property, plot and rural agricultural land is 95 lakhs, 48 lakhs and 65 lakhs, respectively.

Suggested Answer and Working Notes:

Since the consideration and stamp duty value for transfer of house property in Mumbai both are not less than 50lakhs, Mr. Shyam, being the transferee, is required to deduct tax @1% under section 194-IA on 95 lakhs, being higher of stamp duty value and the amount of consideration for transfer of property, at the time of credit to the transferor account or payment, whichever is earlier. Mr. Shyam is not required to deduct tax as source under section 194-IA from the consideration of 49,50,000 paid to Mr. Chetan for transfer of urban plot, since the consideration and stamp duty value, both are less than 50lakhs. Mr. Shyam is also not required to deduct tax at source under section 194-IA for transfer of rural agricultural land, since the same is specifically excluded from the scope of immovable property for the purpose of tax deduction under section 194-IA.

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