Complete structure of calculation of Capital Gain
Sale
proceed of a Capital Assets =
1.
Cost of acquisition
of Assets =
+
Cost of improvement of Assets =
+
Cost of inflation index (in case of
Long term capital assets)
2.
Commission/ Brokerage =
Capital
Gain (Total)
In some cases this capital gain
is taxable but sometimes some exemption rules are applicable on capital gains. If
within 2 year Assesse purchase a new house then full amount of Capital Gain is
taxable.
But if he is not purchase at that
time or he may purchase a house in the next year then they can deposit this (
Capital Gain) amount in CAPITAL GAIN ACCOUNT SCHEME 1988 opened in State Bank
of India. If he is not purchase any home
within two year than whole amount of the account is taxable.
Cost inflation index given by
Income tax authorities at every financial year. If short term capital assets is
sold than index is not calculated.
Long term capital gains are
separately taxable because calculation is totally different from others. Only 20%
of the total Long term capital gain is taxable whether assessee completes the
slabs. (if they have LTCG amount ).
Capital Assets
Any kind of assets which are held
by assessee during the previous year whether they are used in business or
profession or his/her business. It movable, immovable, tangible or intangible
and personal assets also.
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