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Question by Anand on Jun 05, 2024Hindi

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Dear sir i had purchased a commercial property in 2010 for 9 lakhs and now selling it for 60 lakhs how can i save capital gain occured on it? Even ready to invest.

Ans: You have to first calculate the capital gains after indexation and than you can either pay tax or invest in capital gain deposits.
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