Capital Gains-Short/Long Term

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This discussion clarifies how to determine whether a capital gain is short-term or long-term, particularly when dealing with gifted assets like property. The key takeaway is that the holding period starts from the original owner's acquisition date, not when the gift was received. For gifted assets, the original owner's cost of acquisition is used, adjusted for inflation via indexation, with special rules for assets acquired before 2001.

Your welcome ..i hope clear above matter 

Yes Anoop Sir, Clear.

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