When assets are sold within the specified holding period
| Asset Class | Long-Term Holding Period |
| Equity Shares / MF | ≥ 12 months |
| Property | ≥ 24 months |
| Debt Funds / Gold | ≥ 36 months |
When assets are held beyond the specified holding period
| Asset Class | Long-Term Holding Period |
| Equity Shares / MF | ≥ 12 months |
| Property | ≥ 24 months |
| Debt Funds / Gold | ≥ 36 months |
Purchase price, sale price, and holding period
Automatic indexation and exemption benefits
Instant tax liability and planning insights
Listed equity shares and equity-oriented MFs
Property, gold, debt funds, etc.
Above ₹1 lakh, without indexation
With indexation benefit
Automatically calculates short-term and long-term capital gains with indexation benefits
No manual calculations needed. Get instant results and reduce risk of errors
Works for property, mutual funds, stocks, gold, and other investment assets
Automatically applies indexation to adjust purchase price for inflation
Make better decisions with exemptions under Sections 54, 54EC, and 54F
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Calculate the original amount paid including purchase price, brokerage fees, and reinvested dividends
Determine total proceeds from sale minus any selling costs like agent fees or commission
Subtract cost basis from sale price to determine if you have a capital gain or loss
Consider holding period, asset type, and applicable exemptions to determine final tax liability
The classification depends on the holding period of the asset. For example, selling property within 24 months results in STCG; beyond 24 months is LTCG.
Yes, but the cost of acquisition will be based on the original owner's purchase price (with indexation).
By reinvesting in specified assets such as residential property or bonds under Section 54, 54F, or 54EC.
No, indexation benefit is generally available only for long-term gains on non-equity assets
Yes, if your business operates in multiple states, you need separate registration for each.