Tax Audit Checklist on Clause 17 of Form 3CD Under Income Tax Act, 1961
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Clause 17 of Form 3CD requires the tax auditor to report the details of the transfer of land or building during the previous year when the consideration is less than the stamp duty value as per Section 43CA or Section 50C.
Section 43CA applies when an assessee transfers a non-capital asset like land or building, and the transaction value is lower than the value assessed by a State Government authority for stamp duty purposes. In such cases, for calculating profits or gains from the transfer, the assessed value is deemed to be the full consideration. However, if this assessed value does not exceed 110% of the actual consideration received, then the actual consideration is considered the full value. Further Section 50C pertains to transfers of capital assets like land or building where the transaction value is lower than the value assessed by the State Government for stamp duty purposes. Here, for Section 48 purposes (which deals with capital gains), the assessed value is deemed to be the full consideration. Similar to Section 43CA, if this assessed value does not exceed 110% of the actual consideration received, then the actual consideration is considered the full value.
In this story, we have outlined a checklist tailored for Clause 17 of Form 3CD, designed to support tax auditors in effectively conducting tax audits under this clause.
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