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How to compute long term capital gain?

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How to compute long term capital gain?

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The long term gain or loss on sale of shares which you have classified as long term asset can be calculated as below: Sale consideration received on sale of shares Deduct: Cost of acquisition of the shares Expenditure incurred wholly and exclusively in connection with the sale of such shares

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Long term capital gain is computed as follows :Consideration amount received less Indexed cost of acquisition and the balance is longterm capital gain.We want to calculate capital gain tax at a rate of 20%.The purchase day should be included from the date of transfer.

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