Capital gain

If jewllery that is used for personal purpose sold will capital gain arise.
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When you sell personal jewellery, particularly items made of gold, precious metals, or stones, capital gains tax may apply. These items are generally classified as capital assets, meaning their transfer can trigger income tax. This is because they fall outside the typical definition of 'personal movable assets' for tax purposes.

Yes... gold jewelry and precious metals and stones are defined as capital asset and hence charged to income-tax

transfer of Jewelry  shall attract Capital Gain .

 

as it is out of the definition of "personal movable assets" of  the assessee . 

Yes..

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