Regarding LTGT for residential property

if payment received before the agreement of sale of property than which date is consider for the tax savings ?
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This discussion clarifies the tax implications for Long-Term Capital Gains (LTGT) on residential property when payment is received before the formal agreement of sale. It addresses whether the date of payment receipt or the agreement date is considered for tax savings purposes, especially when advance payments are involved.

Date of receipt of payment 

There are two ways an agreement is being done 1. advance 2. final payment after the agreement is being done.

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