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How much is the short term capital gain tax in india for selling residential properties? |
we r selling residential property in 2 years n simultaneously buyn another 1 wid increas in bank loan..wheather we require 2 pay the short term capital gains tax?if s how much? is there a way to avoid it.. Short term capital gains on property is fully taxable. That means the short term capital gains income will be added to other income of other heads like salary, house property income, income from other sources. Even if you buy a new house it is of no use. Gains set off through purchase of new house is only when your gains are Long Term Capital Gains. |
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