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What is the Long Term Capital Loss in the Sale of a house property?

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Hi,

A long-term capital loss is the loss on the sale of an immovable property held for longer than 24 months. According to the income tax regulations regarding the set-off and carry forward of losses, the taxpayer can only set off Long Term Capital Losses (LTCL) against Long Term Capital Gains (LTCG). They can carry forward the remaining loss for 8 years and set off against LTCG only.

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