Different capital assets — such as listed shares, mutual funds, tax-free bonds, debentures, unlisted shares, and real estate ...

Prior to the announcement the long term capital gains arising from sale of property was taxed at 20% within indexation benefit. Now as per the Budget documents, the new LTCG tax rate of 12.5% ...

Whether you’re selling shares or a family property, knowing how capital gains tax works can help you keep more of your ...

"It is proposed to provide that the annual value of the property consisting of a house or any part thereof shall be taken as ...

Income taxed at special rates, such capital gains made through investments in stocks, including short-term and long term ...

The Budget has reduced tax rates on capital gains earned from sale of house properties held for long term, but has removed the indexation benefit available to taxpayers. The LTCG has been reduced ...

Section 112A provides for LTCG tax on the sale of listed equity shares, equity-oriented mutual funds and business trust. The tax rate on these listed securities was raised to 12.5 per cent from ...

The reinstatement of indexation in India’s tax system aims to ensure fair taxation and restore market confidence. It protects ...

Foreign investors were paying only 10% in capital gains on their profits made from sale of listed bonds ... last year when the LTCG tax rates were changed for residents, the tax rates for FPIs ...