Capital Gain

if I purchase house on 01/04/18 and sale on 31/05/19 there is long term capital gain or short term capital gain
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This discussion clarifies the difference between short-term and long-term capital gains tax on property. If a house purchased on 1st April 2018 is sold on 31st May 2019, it results in a short-term capital gain as the ownership period is less than 24 months. The thread also explores methods to save on short-term capital gains tax, such as purchasing another house to potentially claim exemption under section 54H.

Short term capital gain because period less than 24 month
HOT TO SAVE SHORT TERM CAPITAL GAIN OTHER THAN BONDS
Purchase another house, then exemption under 54h available

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