Capital Gain
Capital gain is the profit realized when a property is sold for more than its relevant acquisition cost, after considering applicable adjustments and transaction expenses.
For example, if an investor acquires a property for one amount and later sells it at a higher amount, the difference may constitute a capital gain for tax or investment purposes, subject to applicable rules.
Capital gains may have tax implications. The exact calculation and tax treatment depend on the applicable laws, holding period, taxpayer status, and nature of the transaction.
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