Complete guide to Long Term Capital Gains (LTCG) tax in India for FY 2025-26. Covers LTCG rates on equity, mutual funds, property and bonds, indexation, 10% vs 12.5% LTCG, and Section 54 exemptions.
Read Complete Guide →The Capital Gains Account Scheme (CGAS) lets you park capital gains in a designated bank account to keep your exemption alive when you cannot reinvest before the tax-filing due dat
Sections 54, 54F and 54EC let you save tax on long-term capital gains by reinvesting in a house or specified bonds. Here is how each works.
When an NRI sells property in India, capital gains tax applies and the buyer must deduct TDS. Here is how it works.
Capital gains on mutual funds depend on the type of fund (equity or debt) and the holding period. Here is how they are taxed.
Capital gains on gold — physical, digital, ETFs and Sovereign Gold Bonds — are taxed differently. Here is a clear guide.
Inheriting property is not taxable, but selling inherited property attracts capital gains tax. Here is how it is calculated.
Whether capital gains tax applies on the sale of agricultural land depends on whether it is rural or urban. Here is the distinction.
The Cost Inflation Index (CII) is notified by the government each year and is used to adjust an asset's purchase cost for inflation when computing long-term capital gains.
Capital gains tax on property depends on the holding period and the sale value less the (indexed) cost. Here is how to calculate it step by step.
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