Sold property, gold, shares or mutual funds? Enter the details and TaxFetch computes your Short Term and Long Term Capital Gains with exemptions applied — for as many assets as you have.
Capital gains tax depends on what you sold, how long you held it, and which exemptions you qualify for. Getting it right by hand means juggling indexation, holding periods and multiple exemption rules.
TaxFetch lets you add each capital asset — property, shares, mutual funds, gold and more — and computes your Short Term and Long Term Capital Gains with the relevant exemptions applied, then prepares a Capital Gain Annexure you can use at filing time.
Everything you need, built in — no spreadsheets, no guesswork.
Property, shares, mutual funds, gold and more — each handled with the right rules.
Automatically works out STCG vs LTCG based on your holding period.
Relevant capital gain exemptions are factored in so you do not overpay.
Add as many capital assets as you sold in the year and see the combined picture.
Generate a clean annexure ready to attach when you file your return.
See full value, cost, expenses and net gain laid out transparently.
This is exactly what you'll see when you open the tool.
Select the asset type and enter purchase and sale details — compute STCG & LTCG with exemptions applied, for multiple assets.
Actual screens from the tool — here is exactly what your result looks like.
Search any share or cryptocurrency and the live market price fills your Sale Value automatically — set a purchase date and it even pulls the price on that day for your Cost. No more hunting for numbers.
The moment you pick an asset type, you see every capital-gain exemption you may be able to claim (Section 54, 54F, 54EC and more) — so you never miss a tax break you are entitled to.
See a clear, personalised plan: exactly how much to invest in 54EC bonds, a house or other routes — and how much tax each option saves you on your long-term gain.
From start to result in four simple steps.
Select the type of capital asset you sold.
Add purchase and sale dates, values and transfer expenses.
Repeat for every asset you sold during the year.
See your taxable gain with exemptions and download your annexure.
Real people who got things done faster with Capital Gain Calculator.
Sold a flat and some mutual funds the same year. This handled both and applied the exemptions I qualified for.
The indexation and holding-period maths used to confuse me. This made my long-term gain crystal clear.
Adding multiple assets in one place and getting a single annexure saved me hours at filing time.
I finally understood how my exemption reduced my taxable gain. The breakdown is very transparent.
Generated a clean Capital Gain Annexure that my CA accepted without changes. Excellent tool.
Everything you need to know before you start.
You can compute capital gains for property, shares, mutual funds, gold and other capital assets — each with the correct rules.
Yes. It works out Short Term vs Long Term Capital Gains automatically based on the asset and your holding period.
Yes, relevant capital gain exemptions are applied so your taxable gain reflects the deductions you qualify for.
Absolutely — add as many capital assets as you sold in the year and see the combined result.
It is a clean summary of your capital gains that you can download and use when filing your income tax return.
A complete toolkit for your taxes — all in one place.
It's quick, easy and your first use is free. See it work for yourself.
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