For instance, say you have ₹50 lakh long-term capital gains tax liability. If you sell the property in March, the entire ₹50 lakh is to be paid by 31 March. However, selling in April would mean you get the option to pay 15%, 45% (cumulative), 75% (cumulative) and 100% of the amount across four quarters.
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