Capital Gains Calculator
LTCG . STCG . Indexation

Calculate capital gains tax on your property sale instantly.

Compare 12.5% without indexation with the eligible 20% indexed option for qualifying resident individual/HUF sellers. Get exemption guidance under Section 54/54EC/54F.

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Scope - Residential & Commercial Property | India
Property Transaction Details

Under Section 55, cost of improvement means capital spend on additions or alterations after you bought the property (for example a new floor, structural remodel, major civil work). Routine repairs, society maintenance, property tax, furnishings, and home-loan interest are not included.

Pick the year you incurred the improvement. For eligible indexed LTCG, that year's CII is used to inflate this cost.

The 20% indexed option is limited to eligible resident individuals or HUFs for land/building acquired before July 23, 2024 and transferred on or after July 23, 2024.

LTCG - 8y 0m

Total Tax Payable

₹5,20,000

New regime (12.5%)

Purchase Price
Capital Gains
Tax Payable
Net Profit
Capital Gains₹40,00,000
Tax₹5,00,000
Cess (4%)₹20,000
Net Profit After Tax₹34,80,000

You can save tax using Section 54 (reinvest in new house), 54F (invest net consideration), or 54EC (invest in specified bonds within 6 months). Consult a CA for exemption planning.

The old 20% indexed comparison is hidden because the indexation option is not selected. Use this if the seller is not an eligible resident individual/HUF or the property was acquired on/after July 23, 2024.

New Regime vs Old Regime Comparison

The calculator automatically picks the regime that saves you more tax

Capital Gains Tax on Property Sale in India (2026)

From the Union Budget 2024 (effective July 23, 2024), LTCG on property is generally taxed at 12.5% without indexation. Eligible resident individuals and HUFs can compare this with 20% with indexation for land/building acquired before July 23, 2024 and transferred on or after that date. Short-term gains (property held < 24 months) are added to your income and taxed at your slab rate.

How to Save Capital Gains Tax on Property

  • Section 54: Reinvest the capital gains in a new residential property within 2 years (or construct within 3 years)
  • Section 54EC: Invest up to ₹50 lakh in specified bonds within 6 months of sale
  • Section 54F: If the property sold is not a residential house, invest the net sale consideration in a new house
  • Capital Gains Account Scheme: Deposit gains in a CGAS account if you can't invest immediately

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