Tax Advisory on Property Sale in Nashik | Seller & Buyer Compliance | N D Savla & Associates
Property Sale Advisory ยท Nashik, Maharashtra

Tax Advisory on Property Sale — Both Sides of the Deal, Covered.

Advisory for buyers and sellers on the tax and compliance requirements around a property transaction, from valuation to filing.

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A property sale carries obligations for both parties — the seller's capital gains computation and exemption planning, and the buyer's TDS obligation and stamp duty valuation check — each of which affects the other side of the deal.

At N D Savla & Associates, we advise buyers and sellers in Nashik through the tax dimension of a property transaction, including the impact of stamp duty valuation on the seller's sale consideration under Section 50C.

We work through the deal in advance where possible, so that the TDS, the exemption plan and the documentation are settled before the sale deed is registered.

Our Property Sale Advisory Services

Seller-Side Capital Gains Advisory

Computation and exemption planning for the seller's capital gain on sale.

Buyer-Side TDS Advisory

Advisory on the buyer's obligation to deduct tax at source on the purchase.

Stamp Duty Valuation Review

Review of stamp duty value against actual consideration under Section 50C.

Lower/Nil TDS Certificate Assistance

Assistance obtaining a certificate for reduced TDS where applicable.

Form 26QB / Form 15CA Filing

Filing support for TDS reporting on resident and non-resident sellers.

Joint Ownership & Co-Owner Tax Advisory

Advisory on apportioning gain and TDS among co-owners.

Under-Construction Property Advisory

Advisory on tax treatment specific to under-construction property transactions.

Post-Sale Return Reporting

Reporting of the transaction and TDS credit in the applicable return.

Our Our Advisory Process

1

Transaction & Party Review

We review the property, the parties and the proposed consideration.

2

Valuation Check

The stamp duty value is checked against the agreed consideration.

3

TDS & Exemption Assessment

The buyer's TDS obligation and the seller's exemption options are assessed.

4

Documentation Preparation

Certificates and forms required from both sides are prepared.

5

Registration & Post-Deal Reporting

The deal is closed and reported correctly in each party's return.

Why It Matters

Seller's tax liability and buyer's TDS obligation known in advance
Stamp duty valuation risk flagged before the deed is signed
Lower TDS certificates obtained for eligible sellers
Exemption plan aligned with the sale timeline
Co-owner apportionment handled without post-deal disputes
Form 26QB and Form 15CA filed within statutory timelines
Under-construction property transactions reviewed separately
Both parties' returns reconciled with the transaction reported

Frequently Asked Questions

It provides that where the stamp duty value of a property exceeds the actual sale consideration by more than the prescribed margin, the stamp duty value is deemed to be the sale consideration for computing capital gains.
The buyer is generally responsible for deducting tax at source on the purchase consideration, with the applicable section and rate depending on whether the seller is a resident or non-resident.
The seller, particularly a non-resident seller, can apply for a certificate for deduction of tax at a lower or nil rate where the actual tax liability is expected to be lower than the standard TDS.
Each co-owner is taxed on their respective share of the capital gain based on their proportionate ownership, and TDS obligations are generally apportioned accordingly.
It is the challan-cum-statement used by the buyer to report and deposit TDS deducted on purchase of immovable property from a resident seller.
Yes, timing of possession, stage of payment and the classification of the asset can affect both the holding period computation and TDS obligations for under-construction property transactions.

Buying or selling property?

Tell us about the deal — we'll work through the tax position for both sides before the deed is signed.