Income tax: This is how you can you seek exemption from long term capital gains
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Income tax: This is how you can you seek exemption from long term capital gains

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As the deadline to file income looms closer on July 31, taxpayers must be busy arranging the essential documents to be able to meet the deadline. For instance, the sale of immovable assets comes under long term capital gains if sold after two years and the time period reduces to one year in case of securities and mutual funds. To save capital gains tax, you can essentially do one of the two things: first is to buy a property and second is to invest in bonds under section 54EC of the Income Tax Act. One can also buy bonds for a part of the capital gains proceeds and pay tax on the remaining sum. Scenario B: Invest a portion of capital gains proceeds, say, Rs 15 lakh in the bonds, and pay tax on the remaining sum i.e., Rs 15 lakh.

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