Capital gain

If a Immovable Property has been hold for exactly 24 months is it LTCA or STCA
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When calculating Capital Gains Tax on immovable property, the holding period is crucial. If a property is held for exactly 24 months, it is classified as a Short Term Capital Asset (STCA). Only when the holding period exceeds 24 months does it qualify as a Long Term Capital Asset (LTCA).

It will be STCA

Short Term Capital Assets (POH = 24 months) 

IT IS STCA

Short Term Capital Asset

If property is hold for more than 24 months only then it is LTCA.
in our case it's equal to 24 months so it will cover under STCA

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