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What is Short Term Capital Asset?

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Do you want to know what is short term capital assets? Let me help you with this. Capital assets include land, buildings, house property, vehicles, patents, trademarks, leasehold rights, machinery, jewellery, and so on. This includes having rights in or connected to an Indian company. It also includes any other legal right, such as management or control rights.

There are 2 types of capital assets:
  • Short-term capital asset

  • long-term capital asset

Pertaining to your query, I am going to explain, 

What is short term capital asset

The term "short-term capital asset" refers to an asset held for less than 36 months. The 36-month requirement for immovable items like land, buildings, and homes was reduced to 24 months in FY 2017-18. If you sell a residence after owning it for 24 months, any income you earn is deemed long-term capital gain if you sell it after March 31, 2017.

How Do You Work Out Your Short-Term Capital Gains? Step 1:

 

Begin with the complete consideration value

Step 2:

 

Subtract the following from the total:

  • Expenses incurred solely for the purpose of making such a transfer

  • Acquisition costs

  • Improvement costs

Step 3: 

On a short-term basis, this represents a capital gain. Over a short period of time, a capital gain equals full value consideration. Expenses incurred just for this purpose are less. Acquisition costs are lower. Improvements are less expensive.

I hope this answer will help you to get a detailed idea about what is short term capital asset.

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