Selling a DDA flat, a plot or long-held shares can create a large one-time tax bill. The amount depends on the holding period, the cost you can prove, and whether you reinvest in a way the law rewards. Decisions taken before the sale deed often matter more than anything done afterwards.
We calculate the gain, explain the exemptions open to you, such as reinvestment in a residential house or specified bonds, and report the transaction correctly in your return.
Who needs Capital Gains Tax on Property & Shares?
- Owners selling residential or commercial property
- Families selling inherited property
- Investors with share and mutual fund redemptions
- NRIs selling property in Delhi
Documents required
- Purchase deed and sale deed or agreement
- Improvement bills
- Broker statements for securities
- Details of new investment planned
- TDS certificate from the buyer
Our process
- 1Gain is computed under the applicable rules
- 2Exemption options and timelines are explained
- 3Advance tax, if due, is calculated
- 4Transaction is reported in the return
Questions about Capital Gains Tax on Property & Shares
How long must property be held to be long-term?
More than 24 months for immovable property.
Can tax be saved by buying another house?
In many cases yes, if the purchase or construction happens within the time limits. We check your dates.
The buyer deducted TDS. Is my tax finished?
No. TDS is only an advance; the actual tax is worked out in your return and may be lower or higher.
Capital Gains Tax on Property & Shares near you
We provide this service to clients across Rohini and nearby localities: