LTCG for property sold and bought new

My siblings and I sold our ancestral property recently. Assuming my share was X, I recently bought a flat and the cost is about 65% more than X.

What would be my tax implication?

 

Thanks 

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This discussion addresses the Capital Gains Tax (CGT) implications when selling an ancestral property and subsequently purchasing a new one. If the capital gains from the sale are less than or equal to the cost of the new property, and the purchase occurs within the specified timeframe, there may be no tax liability.

If ancestral property was house property & if you have purchased new property within specified time period; and if your capital gains arrived from the sold property be equal to or less then X, then no tax liability.

Thank you Sir for your valuable information

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