Long term Capital gain queries

There are 2 long term capital gain in f.y 23-24 one from house property and other from listed share( share market) from house property is 7cr and from shares long term is 1.7 cr so total ltg is 8.7 cr invested in another  house rs 8.7 cr whether the listed shares long term sale proceed can be allowed as deduction for balance 1.7cr gain  

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This discussion addresses queries regarding long-term capital gains (LTCG) tax for the financial year 2023-24. It specifically explores the possibility of claiming exemptions under Sections 54 and 54F for gains from both house property and listed shares, following the purchase of a new house. The core question is whether the sale proceeds from listed shares can be used to offset the capital gains tax liability on the property sale.

All long term capital gain in this scenario is exempted

Sir doubt is whether we can claimed section 54 and 54 f both against one house property purchase .

As far as section 54f is concern full sale proceed is to considered and excempt the gain accordingly.

 

Pl Some one have some suggestion on above query plzz

Originally posted by : geometry dash lite
All long term capital gain in this scenario is exempted

I think this will work

LTCG on sale of shares is taxable

Long term capital gain happens when assets are sold after holding them for a long time. It affects tax calculations based on the asset type and holding period. Learn how it works and its impact.
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