CAPITAL GAIN

Sir my capital gain after sale of house property is below 5lacs.. is it taxable?? as my gain is below slab rate....
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If you've made a capital gain from selling a house property, it's important to understand the tax implications. While your gain might be below the standard income tax slab rate, capital gains are taxed differently. Short-term capital gains may be eligible for a rebate, potentially making profits up to £5 lakh tax-free. However, long-term capital gains are taxable at a flat rate, even after considering benefits like indexation and deductions, with an exemption typically applying only up to £2.5 lakh.

Yes it is taxable. LTCG / STCG is taxed at a flat rate and not as regular total income.
It depends..

If it is short term capital gain then rebate is applicable .So there won't be any tax upto 5lacs.

However long term capital gain is taxable since tax payer get benefit in the form of indexation and other 54 series deductions.No rebate applicable.It is taxable..

Under both the cases upto 250000/- exempt

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