
We review the details of your asset sale transaction.
Selling assets like property, shares or mutual funds can incur substantial taxes; without proper guidance, you could end up owing more tax than necessary. A well-organized capital gain advisory helps calculate taxes accurately while taking full advantage of any exemptions or reinvestment options that exist - this way, lowering legal burden and making smart financial decisions are possible!
As part of any capital asset sale transaction, understanding its tax implications is paramount. Our capital gain advisory service makes the complex tax landscape easy for you. We accurately calculate gains, identify eligible exemptions and help navigate reinvestment options available under Section 54F to reduce taxes legally.
We also ensure everything is correctly reported in your income tax return, helping you avoid future scrutiny while maximizing your overall returns. As part of our broader financial planning tools, you can also access helpful resources like our gratuity calculator to stay informed about other key aspects of your finances.
A clear and transparent roadmap for our Capital Gain Advisory service.
We analyze the sale of assets to compute capital gains accurately.
We advise on eligible exemptions and reinvestment options to save tax.
We ensure accurate reporting of capital gains in your income tax return.
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You can save tax by reinvesting the capital gains in a new residential property (under Section 54) or by investing in specified bonds (under Section 54EC), subject to certain conditions.
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The distinction depends on the holding period of the asset. For property, if you hold it for more than 24 months, it's long-term. For stocks, it's 12 months. Tax rates are generally lower for long-term gains.
We review the details of your asset sale transaction.
We accurately calculate the short-term or long-term capital gain.
We provide a detailed plan on how to save tax via reinvestment options.
We guide you in making the necessary investments to claim exemptions.
We ensure the capital gains and exemptions are correctly reported in your ITR.