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Long Term Capital Gains Tax

Long Term Capital Gains Tax is the tax that is payable on the gains generated from the sale of an asset or investment which has held for a time period classified as long-term. The time period which gets classified as long-term depends on the class of the asset.

For example, in case of debt mutual funds and jewelry, holding period of more than 3 years is taken as long-term.
However, in case of equity shares, bonds, government securities, UTIs, equity mutual funds, zero coupon bonds, holding period of more than 12 months is taken as long-term.

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