1. No you have to pay stamp duty on sale value only.

2. You need to pay stamp duty for 50 L only if in sale deed same is mentioned if you mention 20 L in sale deed to save stamp duty then you have to.justify the transaction of rest 30 lakh in account of seller before the income tax authorities as they can send notice and also the seller.

3. Capital gain indexation is there it would be on 50 lakh only that is seller part .

4. It cannot be shown separately it can be done separately only if the transaction done through cash  unaccounted.

1) To save little amount now and get life time trouble by any of reason in the future. You might not know what will come as trouble in future for you.

2) It's better to get a fair deal of Rs.50 lacs registered with registrar and mentioned in the agreement too, better to have all white amount deal.

Sale deed should be executed at ready reckoner  or circle rate 

2) if you are paying Rs 50 lakhs for purchase of property sale deed should not be registered at lower rate . You have to pay stamp duty on Rs 50 lakhs paid to seller 

3) 

That will be undervalued registration. 

Yes entire amount tax and duty to be paid. 

You need to pay it in accordance with law

Stamp duty payable on price which is higher , so on sale price . Duty will pay on entire amount and if you will show 20L in sale deed than rest amount cannot be made in white otherwise it will be evasion of stamp duty. 

Buy in 20L and rest 30 give him as gift .

20 CGT , 30 ITax 

You can show only 20L as purchase price.

1. You have asked "Can I ...........................but Register the Land at its fair value of 20L?". Please note that land is not registered. What is registered is the Sale Deed and you shall have to pay the stamp duty on the market value or the price that has been mentioned in the Sale Deed, whichever is higher. 

2. Ads stated above, you shall have to pay the stamp duty on the entire amount of Rs.50 lakhs to be paid by you as consideration for buying the said property.

3.The Registrar will not accept stamp duty on Rs.20 lakhs if the sale deed to be registered shows tyhe consideration as Rs.50 lakhs. 

4. You shall have to mention the consideration which you have paid to buy the property and register the said deed. by paying the stamp duty. If you show that you have paid only Rs.20 l;akhgs and then pay the vendor Rs.30 lakhs seperately, then I.Tax will bwe chsrged on the entire amount of Rs.30 l;akhs consideraing it as his earning and will not get any benofit of long term capital gain received by selling the property.

1. Sir, agreement to sale is that document which has been made prior to sale deed.
2. Once sale deed is registered then amount written in the agreement to sale won’t have any sanctity in the eyes of law and in fact, registrar may put question also as to why there has been differences of amount in agreement to sale and sale deed.
3. Yes, if you wish to show the 40 L transaction as part of the sale deed then you may be put questions by IT department as why this amount when sale deed is of less amount.
4. You can be held liable for evasion of stamp duty which is a punishable offence.

1. the market value and fair value cannot be stated separately under two agreements

2. any one value has to be stated

3. if the market value is stated in agreement then the seller will have to pay capital gains tax on that value - minus permissible deductions and you will have to pay stamp duty on 50 lac i.e. the market value

4. if the fair value as determined as per government valuation is stated then seller pays lesser capital gains tax and you pay lesser stamp duty. However the balance will have to be either routed or paid in cash

5. if you use the market value, then even if you may be paying higher stamp duty now, in the future when you sell this property, you will have the benefit of deducting the entire market value plus stamp duty from the sale proceeds that you will receive on the sale. Thus greater liability now will be offset by the future benefit 

1. The stamp duty shall be applicable to the value of consideration amount mentioned in the registered sale deed.

The dealing between you the seller is different to that of the registered sale deed which will contain the total sale consideration  of the property.

2. For the purchase of property from a NRI, you have to deduct tax at the rates fixed as applicable. When an NRI sells property, the buyer is liable to deduct TDS @ 20%. In case the property has been sold before 2 years(reduced  from the date of purchase) a TDS of 30% shall be applicable.

3. As per the Indian Income Tax Act, when a resident purchases any property from a non resident, he has to deduct income tax (TDS) and pay the balance amount to the seller. He has to deduct 20% of the sale consideration as tax before making the net payment to seller.

4. There wont be any impact on this because you will be selling the property at the prevailing rate then.