Capital gain

suppose I purchase a house Rs.24 lacs and sold it 26 lacs,is it diffrence is taxable?
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When you sell a property for more than you purchased it for, the profit is generally considered a capital gain and is taxable. To determine the exact tax rate, you'll need to know the dates of purchase and sale, as short-term and long-term capital gains are taxed differently. The type of property (commercial or residential) and whether it qualifies for indexation benefits can also affect the final tax liability.

yes , Taxable  as capital  Gain , However  to find out  Short term  or  Long  term capital  Gain ,  you  have   mention  date of purchase  and   sale  because  different  Tax rates  for short  or long  term  gain , its  commercial  or  Residential  . pleas reply 

Capital asset transfer.
sold at a gain.
capital gain
Yes any gain that arise out of sale of Capital asset are taxable under the head Capital Gain.
If it is long term then you get the benefit lf indexation .

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