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Later-year set-off of an earlier long-term capital loss is limited to:

AShort-term capital gains
BSalary income earned
CBusiness profits earned
DLong-term capital gains only
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Long-term capital gains only
Section 74(1)(b) allows it only against gains on capital assets that are not short-term.
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