Capital Gain on sale of society flat

We are family of 3 brothers and mother.
My father (expired in February 2017) purchased one flat in June 2016 and after death of father , 3 brothers gifted their portion to mother via gift deed and flat got transferred in my mothers name.

My mother , 58 yrs , has sold a society flat in December 2022 for ₹35 lacs. Purchase Price was ₹20 lacs , stamp duty ₹140000 , registration fees ₹10000. Long tern capital gain is coming as ₹804356 (35 lacs - 21.50 lacs/264*331).

- the calculation of capital gain is correct ?

- we want to save capital gain tax , basic exemption limit for FY 2022-23 is Rs. 2.5 Lakh , balance Rs 554356 (804356 - 250000) if we invest in capital gain bond , the we will be able to save capital gain tax of 20% ?

- does capital gain is applicable in this case as flat got transferred in my mother name from father ? 

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This discussion explores the capital gains tax implications when selling a society flat. The user is seeking clarification on the calculation of long-term capital gains after a flat was gifted to their mother. They also want to know if investing in capital gains bonds can help save tax and if the transfer of the flat from the deceased father to the mother affects the capital gains applicability.

The imposition of a 20% LTCG tax rate on property can lead assesses to incur a significant amount on tax liabilities. However, there are several exemptions under the Income Tax Act that can provide assesses with relief from the tax burden.

Pls chk and revert about the rare.

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