How to save LTCG tax on Sale of Industrial property by Partnership firm

Can anyone guide what will be the income tax inplication on partnership firm if firm sold industrial property registered in name of firms name and how can and where ltcg can be invested to save ltcg tax on such property

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This discussion explores the income tax implications for a partnership firm selling industrial property registered in its name. It provides guidance on how and where to invest capital gains to mitigate Long Term Capital Gains (LTCG) tax. Options include investing the full amount in RELC or NHAI bonds within six months of the gain arising, or depositing funds into a capital gains account for a minimum of three years.

Sale of industrial undertaking can be made easily.
But capital gain arising from such sale is a long term capital gain or a short term capital gain depending upon the tenure of holding of the Capital Asset as per the definition of Capital Asset as defined in Income Tax Act
Invest in RELC Bonds or NHAI bonds within 6 months from the date of rising of capital gain the whole amount. You can also deposit in capital gains deposit account. But it should stay there for 3 years.

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