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Capital Gain on Sale — The Numbers Right Before the Deal Closes.

Advisory on the tax and TDS implications of selling property or other capital assets, including exemption planning ahead of the transaction.

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Sale of property or other capital assets carries tax consequences that are best worked out before the sale deed is signed — the buyer's TDS obligation, the seller's exemption options, and the documentation each side needs.

At N D Savla & Associates, we advise sellers, including NRIs, on the capital gains tax arising from sale of property and other assets, and advise buyers on their TDS obligation under Section 194-IA or Section 195, depending on the seller's residential status.

Where exemption is available through reinvestment, we help plan the timeline and the deposit into a capital gains account, where that route applies.

Our Capital Gain on Sale Services

Pre-Sale Tax Impact Assessment

Advisory on the expected tax liability before the sale is finalised.

TDS Advisory for Buyers

Advisory on the buyer's TDS obligation under Section 194-IA or 195.

Lower/Nil TDS Certificate for NRI Sellers

Assistance obtaining a certificate for reduced TDS on sale by an NRI.

Exemption Planning on Reinvestment

Advisory on exemption available through reinvestment in a residential house or bonds.

Capital Gains Account Scheme Advisory

Advisory on depositing unutilised gains into the capital gains account.

Sale Deed Documentation Review

Review of sale deed terms relevant to the tax computation.

Form 15CA / 15CB for NRI Sellers

Certification for repatriation of sale proceeds by non-resident sellers.

Post-Sale Return Reporting

Reporting of the gain and TDS credit in the seller's income tax return.

Our Our Advisory Process

1

Transaction Review

We review the asset, its cost history and the proposed sale terms.

2

Tax & TDS Assessment

The expected capital gain and applicable TDS obligation are computed.

3

Lower TDS Certificate, Where Applicable

A certificate is obtained where actual tax liability is lower than standard TDS.

4

Exemption & Reinvestment Planning

Available exemptions are identified and the reinvestment timeline is planned.

5

Closing & Reporting

The transaction is closed, TDS reconciled, and the gain reported in the return.

Why It Matters

Expected tax liability known before the sale deed is signed
Buyer's TDS obligation identified and correctly discharged
Lower TDS certificate obtained for eligible NRI sellers
Reinvestment exemption planned within the required timeline
Capital gains account deposit handled where reinvestment is pending
Sale deed terms reviewed for their tax computation impact
Repatriation certification prepared for non-resident sellers
TDS credit correctly reconciled in the seller's return

Frequently Asked Questions

The buyer is generally required to deduct tax at source under Section 194-IA on the sale consideration, where the value of the property exceeds the prescribed threshold.
The buyer is generally required to deduct tax at source under Section 195, at rates applicable to the gain, unless the seller obtains a certificate for deduction at a lower or nil rate.
An NRI seller can apply for a certificate for lower or nil deduction of tax where the actual tax liability on the sale is expected to be lower than the standard TDS rate.
Exemption may be available by investing the gain or net consideration in another residential house or specified bonds, within the timelines prescribed under the relevant exemption provisions.
It is a scheme allowing a seller to deposit unutilised sale proceeds in a designated bank account to preserve eligibility for an exemption where reinvestment has not been completed by the return filing due date.
No, TDS is an advance deduction; the actual tax liability is determined on computing the capital gain in the seller's return, with the TDS available as credit against that liability.

Selling property or another capital asset?

Tell us about the asset and the deal — we'll work out the tax, the TDS and the exemption options before you sign.