KAR SATHI · PRACTICAL GUIDE
Selling an asset such as property, shares, mutual funds, gold, or other investments may result in a profit.
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Capital Gains Tax is the tax payable on the profit earned from the sale or transfer of a capital asset. A capital asset can include property, shares, mutual funds, gold, bonds, securities, or other investments.
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Include expenses directly related to the purchase or sale, wherever permitted.
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The tax treatment depends on how long you held the asset before selling it.
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The calculation is based on the profit earned from the sale of the asset.
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Determine the original purchase price of the asset.
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In certain situations, taxpayers may be eligible for exemptions on capital gains if the prescribed conditions are satisfied.
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A capital asset refers to property or investments owned by a taxpayer.
Check current rules and your specific facts before filing or applying.
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