Longer holding periods correlate with higher taxes with or without indexation.
A study by Bankbazaar compared the tax implications of property sales with and without indexation, considering different holding periods and property values.
A’s payable LTCG taxed @20% would have been taxable at the differential cost between the sale price and the indexed cost (363, CII 3.63x100 for FY 2024-25).
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