Capital Gain Tax Calculator – Calculate LTCG And STCG

This Capital Gain Tax Calculator will help you to Calculate Tax on Long Term Capital Gain, LTCG and Short Term Capital Gain, STCG.

Capital Gain Tax Calculator

Estimate capital-gains tax from your asset type, holding period and sale details.

Asset & Sale Details

Enter eligible improvement cost, if any.
Needed to index improvement cost in the land/building grandfathering comparison.
Only eligible expenses directly related to the transfer should be included.

Tax Context

Section 111A/112A special treatment has statutory STT and other conditions.
Used only for STCG that is not taxed at the special Section 111A rate. Your actual normal-rate tax depends on your total income and applicable regime/slabs.
Select dates and asset type to see the applicable holding-period and tax context.

Tax Calculation Options

The Income Tax Department states that H&E cess is 4% of income-tax plus applicable surcharge.
Useful when calculating multiple eligible equity LTCG transactions. The ₹1.25 lakh threshold is aggregate under Section 112A.
Estimated Capital-Gains Tax
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Tax including cess where selected.
Capital Gain
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Effective Tax Rate
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Calculation Breakdown
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Base Income Tax₹0
Health & Education Cess₹0
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Important: This is an estimate, not a final income-tax computation. It does not calculate surcharge, marginal relief, slab tax on your other income, set-off/carry-forward of capital losses, AMT/MAT, exemptions under sections 54/54F/54EC and other special capital-gains provisions. STCG taxed at normal rates requires the applicable tax rate on your total income. For eligible Section 112A LTCG, the ₹1.25 lakh threshold is aggregate and not a per-transaction exemption.

Sources: Income Tax Department — Capital Gains · Section 112A

In Budget 2024, Finance Ministry Of India announced these new changes. New Taxes on Capital Gains will be applicable from Financial Year 2024-25.