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Selling real estate—whether it is a residential apartment, a commercial plot, or agricultural land—typically results in a profit.
Income Tax Filing
Selling real estate—whether it is a residential apartment, a commercial plot, or agricultural land—typically results in a profit.
Capital gain calculation
Buyer and seller reporting
Draft review and discussion
CA-Assisted tax filing
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A simple, guided process to help you move from document collection to filing confirmation.
Upload Form 16 and other necessary documents to get started.
Our CA reviews your information and prepares your tax return accurately.
Verify your return details and approve them before filing.
We file your ITR and keep you informed about its status.

In the eyes of the Income Tax Department, this profit is treated as a "Capital Gain" and is subject to specific taxation rules. Because real estate transactions usually involve large sums of money, the tax liability can be significant if not calculated and reported correctly. Understanding the nuances of how property sales are taxed is essential for any property owner looking to minimize their tax burden legally.
The tax you pay on the sale of a property depends entirely on how long you held it before selling:
Short-Term Capital Gains (STCG): If you sell the property within 24 months (2 years) of purchasing it, the profit is classified as STCG. This profit is added to your total income and taxed according to your applicable income tax slab rate.
Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG): If you hold the property for more than 24 months, the profit is classified as LTCG. LTCG on property is taxed at a special rate (currently 20%).
Get clear answers to the most common questions regarding Property Sale Capital Gain, required documents, and timeline.
It depends on your income sources. If you are a salaried employee earning below ₹50 Lakhs, choose the first plan. If you earn above ₹50 Lakhs, choose the second. If you have income from stocks, mutual funds, or asset sales, the "Capital Gains" plan is best. If you are a freelancer or business owner, select the "Business / Freelancer Return" plan.
For ₹750, this plan includes Form 16 based filing, reporting for one house property income, interest income (Savings & FD), deduction optimization, and CA-assisted tax filing.
You should select the Capital Gains ITR Filing plan (₹2,499). It specifically includes capital gains reporting alongside salaried income, rental property, and interest income, all with CA assistance.
Yes. The Business / Freelancer Return plan (₹4,999) explicitly covers F&O and crypto income, along with business/professional income and the preparation of your profit and loss statement.
Yes, the prices highlighted in green (e.g., ₹750, ₹2,999, ₹4,999) are the current discounted prices. The page indicates a 50% OFF discount, with the original higher prices shown in grey strike-through text next to them.
You will receive professional help. Most of the ITR plans (Salaried, Capital Gains, and Business) explicitly list "CA-Assisted tax filing" in their "What's Included" sections.
Yes, there is a dedicated Property Sale Capital Gain service for ₹4,999. It includes capital gain calculation, buyer and seller reporting, and a draft review and discussion.
This service includes a review and audit of your books, preparation of the balance sheet and P&L statement, and the filing of the audit report.
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