Cost of acquisition query

Is Gst paid on brokerage included in cost of acquisition for the purpose of calculating long term gain?
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This discussion clarifies whether GST paid on brokerage fees is considered part of the cost of acquisition when calculating long-term capital gains. While brokerage and other related charges are generally included in the investment's carrying amount, the consensus is that GST on brokerage is not added to the cost of acquisition for tax purposes. Securities Transaction Tax (STT) is also explicitly excluded from the cost of acquisition.

Short term vest meets are measured at lower of cost or fair value.

The cost concept is widely used for long term investments

So all related charges are included in the carrying amount of the investment including brokerage, fee. 

The tax part is STT tax. It is not added to the cost of acquisition. 

No....

As 13 mentions only about brokerage and fee. Not STT.

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