ITR Filing – Capital Gains
ITR for capital gains — shares, mutual funds, crypto and property.
Capital gains from equity, mutual funds, property or crypto need careful computation of holding periods, indexation and set-offs.
We calculate your short- and long-term gains correctly, apply exemptions (54/54F/54EC) where eligible, and file the right ITR form.
Who needs this
- Investors who sold shares or mutual funds
- Anyone who sold property or land
- Crypto/VDA traders
- Taxpayers carrying forward capital losses
ITR Filing – Capital Gains in 4 simple steps
Step 1 of 4
Share statements
Send your broker P&L, property sale deed or crypto statements.
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Documents required
- PAN and Aadhaar
- Broker/mutual fund capital gains statement
- Property sale & purchase deeds (if applicable)
- Crypto exchange statements (if applicable)
- Form 26AS / AIS
What you get
- Capital gains computation
- Filed ITR with acknowledgement
- Guidance on loss carry-forward and exemptions
Approval timeline
Typically 3–5 working days depending on the number of transactions.
Frequently asked questions
How are long-term gains on shares taxed?
Listed equity/equity-fund gains are long-term if held over 12 months, taxed at the applicable LTCG rate.
Can I save tax on property gains?
Yes — by reinvesting under Sections 54/54F (a house) or 54EC (bonds), subject to conditions.