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Self-improvement Expert - Answered on Feb 02, 2023

Virender Kapoor is the former director of Pune's Symbiosis Institute of Management and the founder of the Management Institute for Leadership and Excellence in Pune.He has authored more than 36 books on self-improvement designed for school students, senior managers and CEOs.... more
Asked by Anonymous - Feb 02, 2023Hindi
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Respected Virender sir, How would you develop entrepreneurial mindset for self improvement?

Ans: can you rephrase your question? i cannot understand.
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Hello Archana mam, I’ve always been fascinated by fashion, styling, and personal transformation, and back in 2022, I dreamed of joining the ICBI. Unfortunately, life had other plans, and I couldn’t pursue it at the time. But now, I’m finally on this journey to becoming an image consultant and soft skills trainer, and I’m loving every step of it! One thing I’ve realised is how much this process is helping me grow—not just professionally but personally too. My mentors have emphasised the importance of transforming yourself first before guiding others. My question is: As someone stepping into this field, how do I ensure that my own journey of self-improvement stays consistent while also balancing the responsibility of helping others? How can I make sure that my growth inspires others authentically?
Ans: Hey!! That’s wonderful!! One fellow Image Consultant to another… congratulations!! The way you have written, I already feel your authenticity!
Skill development and personal development always go hand in hand… this actually decides your growth. As a trainer, you are a leader, always remember that, ppl look up to you and you do all that is required to be inspirational! One advice, while you help others , keep earning money, otherwise you’ll burn out.
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Mutual Funds, Financial Planning Expert - Answered on May 13, 2026

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Dear Sir, I had a flat whose cost was 34 lac, bought in the year 2015, I had sold my flat for 1.2cr in March 2026 Then I bought another flat for 76 lac in April 2026, Pls explain me the capital gain on the sale and purchase, also I request you to suggest ways to save my tax. Thanks
Ans: You have already taken a very good step by purchasing another residential flat immediately after selling the old one. This can help you save a substantial portion of capital gains tax.

» Nature of Capital Gain

Since the flat was purchased in 2015 and sold in March 2026, the gain will be treated as Long Term Capital Gain (LTCG)
LTCG on property is taxed at 20% with indexation benefit

» How Capital Gain is Calculated
Capital gain is not calculated simply as:
Sale Price – Purchase Price

You will get:

Indexed cost benefit on your original purchase cost
Deduction for eligible expenses like:
Registration charges
Brokerage
Major renovation/improvement expenses

This indexed cost significantly reduces taxable gain.

» Benefit of New Flat Purchase

You sold old property in March 2026
Bought new flat in April 2026 for Rs 76 lakh

This qualifies for exemption under Section 54.

Meaning:

Amount invested in new residential property can be reduced from capital gains

So your taxable capital gain will reduce substantially.

» Important Clarification

Tax exemption is linked to the capital gain amount, not entire sale value
If full capital gain is not invested, balance gain becomes taxable

» Additional Tax Saving Options
If any capital gain still remains taxable, you may consider:

Investing in specified Capital Gain Bonds within 6 months
This can further reduce tax liability

» Important Conditions

New property should not be sold within 3 years
Keep all purchase/sale documents safely
Maintain proof of payment and registration

» Finally

Your gain will be treated as Long Term Capital Gain
You will get indexation benefit
Purchase of new flat for Rs 76 lakh will help reduce tax significantly under Section 54
Remaining taxable gain, if any, can be managed through capital gain bonds

A proper indexed calculation by a Chartered Accountant will give exact tax liability.

Best Regards,

K. Ramalingam, MBA, CFP,

Chief Financial Planner,

www.holisticinvestment.in

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ramalingamcfp/

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