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Capital Gains Tax Calculator 2026 | STCG & LTCG Estimate | MyeCA.in

Estimate capital gains tax on stocks, mutual funds, property and gold. Review complex asset, exemption, acquisition-date and special-rate cases before filing.

Capital gains calculator inputs and output

Capital gains calculator helps investors and property sellers estimate STCG, LTCG, exemptions, and ITR form impact. Use inputs from broker statements, purchase dates, sale values, and AIS capital gains entries; the output is a reproducible capital gains estimate tied to the selected period, rates, and assumptions.

  • Enter dated capital gains inputs instead of remembered amounts
  • Save the Capital gains calculator output period, rates, and assumptions

STCG limits and verification

The output is a planning estimate for investors and property sellers, with limits created by rate changes, classification questions, omitted fees, and incomplete records. Verify the result against broker statements, purchase dates, sale values, and AIS capital gains entries before filing, borrowing, investing, or making a payment decision.

  • Verify the capital gains output with the underlying records
  • Recalculate capital gains after a material input or rule change

LTCG next workflow

After reviewing the saved input and output, investors and property sellers should carry the estimate into the relevant STCG workflow, retain the source records, and resolve any LTCG limitation before acting.

  • Retain the input file and dated capital gains output
  • Investors and property sellers should use the related workflow after reviewing the estimate to estimate STCG, LTCG, exemptions, and ITR form impact

Frequently asked questions

What capital gains can this calculator estimate?

It helps estimate common short-term and long-term capital gains on equity, mutual funds, property, gold, and similar assets before ITR review.

Do I still need broker statements for capital gains filing?

Yes. Calculator output should be matched with broker statements, AIS, purchase dates, sale values, and exemption details before filing.

Which ITR form usually applies for capital gains?

Capital gains commonly require ITR-2 or ITR-3 depending on business income and other facts. The final form depends on your full income profile.