Tax planning
Capital gains rate finder by asset and sale date (before or after 23 July 2024)
- The tax on a gain depends on what you sold, how long you held it and whether you sold before or after 23 July 2024.
- Deadline: Before the sale for planning; at the latest before advance tax for the quarter of sale and the return
- Done in 1 working day after the list of assets with buy and sale dates
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- List of assets sold or planned
- What exactly did you sell
- Classify each asset and find the holding period rule
- Asset-wise rate note
Capital gains rate finder by asset and…
Before the sale for planning; at…
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Answer in brief
The tax on a gain depends on what you sold, how long you held it and whether you sold before or after 23 July 2024. We read your buy and sell dates and tell you, asset by asset, whether the gain is short or long term, the rate, and the section under the old and new Income-tax Act.
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- List of assets sold or planned
- Purchase date of each asset
- Sale date of each asset
- Residential status
- Whether STT was paidOptional
- Previous owner's date, if inheritedOptional
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₹999
₹999 + ₹179.82 GST = ₹1,178.82
Per event. Delivered in 1 working day after the list of assets with buy and sale dates. Due: Before the sale for planning; at the latest before advance tax for the quarter of sale and the return
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