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<h1>Taxation Rules for FIIs on Securities Income u/s 115AD: Rates and Deductions Explained.</h1> Section 115AD of the Income-tax Act, introduced by the Finance Act, 1993, outlines the taxation framework for Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) regarding income from securities or capital gains. It specifies that income from securities listed on recognized stock exchanges in India is taxed at 20%, short-term capital gains at 30%, and long-term capital gains at 10%. Deductions under certain sections are not allowed if the gross total income consists solely of such securities income. The section also clarifies that specific provisions for computing capital gains do not apply to these securities. The terms 'Foreign Institutional Investor' and 'securities' are defined as per the relevant regulations.