Save tax on property sale gains with Section 54, 54EC bonds & CGAS planning.
Calculate your capital gains tax liability under revised Budget 2024 rules and model legal tax exemptions under Section 54 (new residential house), Section 54EC (capital gain bonds up to ₹50 Lakhs), Section 54F, and Capital Gains Account Scheme (CGAS) deposit deadlines.
Estimate Section 54 / 54EC / 54F exemptions and tax savings.
Reinvestment Allocations
Total Tax Saved
₹14,04,000
Legally sheltered from Income Tax through reinvestment.
Tax Payable After Exemption
₹0
Total taxable gains: ₹0.
Total Capital Gains
₹1,08,00,000
Tax without exemption: ₹14,04,000.
Eligible Exemption Claim
₹1,08,00,000
Combined Sec 54/54F and 54EC bond exemption.
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Eliminate or minimize capital gains tax with smart reinvestment
Reviewed July 4, 2026
Selling real estate often triggers massive capital gains tax liabilities. Without proper planning, sellers unnecessarily pay 12.5% to 20% tax on gains that could be legally sheltered under Section 54, Section 54EC, or Section 54F.
Use PE Realtors' Capital Gains Reinvestment Planner to structure your new home purchase, allocate 54EC bonds, and track Capital Gains Account Scheme (CGAS) deposit deadlines before ITR filing.
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