Property Valuation Service
Capital Gains Property Valuation — Delhi NCR
Fair Market Value for LTCG & Income Tax Computation
Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG) on property sales in India require a certified valuation of the fair market value of the property as on 1 April 2001, used as the base year cost for indexed cost of acquisition. Only a Government Approved Valuer or IBBI-registered valuer can certify this value for submission to the Income Tax Department. Er. B.P. Singh has provided hundreds of capital gains valuation certificates across Delhi, Ghaziabad, Noida, and Gurugram.
Why Choose Mortgage Valuation Experts?
- ✓Certified fair market value as on 1 April 2001 (base year for LTCG)
- ✓Accepted by Income Tax Department for LTCG and indexation calculations
- ✓Covers all asset types under Section 55(2)(b) of the Income Tax Act
- ✓Report issued on Government Approved Valuer letterhead with IBBI number
Our Valuation Process
- 01Share property documents including original purchase deed
- 02Historical market data research for the property's locality circa 2001
- 03Fair market value computed using comparable sales and market indices
- 04Capital gains valuation certificate issued for IT submission
Need a Capital Gains Property Valuation?
Call or WhatsApp Er. B.P. Singh — typically responds within 2 hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Why is the base year 1 April 2001 used for capital gains valuation?
- The Income Tax Act (Section 55) allows the fair market value as on 1 April 2001 to be used as the cost of acquisition for assets held before that date. This base-year value forms the foundation for indexation, reducing taxable LTCG significantly.
- Who is authorised to certify fair market value for capital gains in India?
- A Government Approved Valuer or IBBI-registered valuer is required for certifications submitted to the Income Tax Department under Section 55(2)(b). Er. B.P. Singh holds both Category-1 approval and IBBI registration.
- What documents are needed for a capital gains valuation?
- You need the original sale deed or purchase documents, any available floor plans, property tax records, and the current sale/transfer documents. For properties bought before 2001, historical records help but are not always available — historical market data research is included in the service.