whether the capital gain arises from the sale of immovable property from the ancestor will be taxable under capital gain or exempt.
pls give the opinions.
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dear sanjeev,
yes any sale of capital asset gives rise to capital gain
and immoveble anscestral property is a capital asset.
cheers
ganesh agarwala
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