Long term capital gain taxation

Dear friends

one of my clients (female assessee) has earned long term capital gain of  Rs.380114/- during the financial year 2009-10

  1. while calculating income tax, should we remove basic exemption Rs.1.9 lac and tax remaining at 20%.  i.e. 38022/-
  2. should we charge as per regular slab. i.e. 27022/-
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 If the assessee is a resident individual or HUF the basic exemption not exhausted by other income can be claimed from the long term capital gains amount.. i e if its the only income for the assessee the full basic exemption can be claimed

so here the basic exemption not exhausted by other incomes can be deducted from LTCG and the bal is to be taxed at 20%

Agree with Hareesh

Agree with Hareesh

 

Mr.Prabhakar

since there is no other income, LTCG will be taxed at 20% after providing the basic exemption....so it will be 38022/-

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