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Is Long Term Capital Gain Tax applicable on sell of property

(Querist) 07 November 2009 This query is : Resolved 
Hi Expert Panelists,
I have a question about LONG TERM CAPITAL GAIN TAX.
(1) I have purchased a residential flat in March’06

(2) I had a residential Plot only (without any accommodation built on it).I held it for more than 20 years. Recently I sold it in March ‘07. I am under impression that no LTCG is payable for immovable properties, like Shares and Stocks.

(3) I had a commercial Property held for more than 25/30 years.I sold it in March’08

The purchase cost of residential Flat purchased in March’06 is more than the total receipt of residential plot and commercial property.
In view of above do I have to pay any LTCGain? If yes at what rate?
I will be obliged to have your views on the subject matter.
Bhasker Parikh@gmail.com-Date 07/11/091110 hrs

Vineet (Expert) 07 November 2009
Please refer to my answer to same question in property law category.
Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 07 November 2009
This quarry has been raised thrice on today. I have already answered one of these three.
pkpworld.. (Expert) 07 November 2009
Yes. 20%

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