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?
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LTCG for property sold and bought new
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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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