Inherited Property LTCG
Selling property you inherited? Calculate your gains correctly — including cost basis rules under Section 49(1) and Section 55(2)(b).
When did the original owner first acquire the property?
Use the stamp duty circle rate for 2001, or a registered valuer's report. Under Section 55(2)(b), this cannot exceed the stamp duty value on that date.
Major documented renovations or additions after 1 April 2001.
Brokerage, legal, stamp duty on the sale.
Gains are computed separately in each heir's hands.
Enter the sale price and cost basis to compute your share.
Inherited-property specialists, end-to-end
FMV-2001 valuation, capital-gains computation, Form 128 filing, multi-heir coordination and ITR — handled in-house.
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