Long-Term Capital Gain Tax: Exemptions Available in AY 2026-27

Ishwarya Keerthi B , Last updated: 10 June 2026 Share Follow on Google News

Overview Whenever an individual sells an asset such as property, land, gold, shares, or mutual funds at a profit, the gain earned may be subject to Capital Gains Tax. If the asset has been held for a specified period before its sale, the profit is treated as a Long-Term Capital Gain (LTCG). While m

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