Securities Transaction Tax reporting requires recognised stock exchanges to file detailed returns and schedules for taxable securities transactions monthly. Recognised stock exchanges must file Form No. 1 under the Securities Transaction Tax Rules, 2004 to report values and tax on taxable securities transactions by transaction code, provide identifying details and verification, and submit Schedules A (broker-level transactions), B (clearing member transactions) and C (monthly aggregates). The return requires computation of total tax collectible, tax collected, tax paid, net payable/refundable, interest payable/paid and particulars of tax/interest deposits, with options to furnish schedules on prescribed computer media and specific procedural notes for auction purchases and separate submissions by codes.
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Securities Transaction Tax reporting requires recognised stock exchanges to file detailed returns and schedules for taxable securities transactions monthly.
Recognised stock exchanges must file Form No. 1 under the Securities Transaction Tax Rules, 2004 to report values and tax on taxable securities transactions by transaction code, provide identifying details and verification, and submit Schedules A (broker-level transactions), B (clearing member transactions) and C (monthly aggregates). The return requires computation of total tax collectible, tax collected, tax paid, net payable/refundable, interest payable/paid and particulars of tax/interest deposits, with options to furnish schedules on prescribed computer media and specific procedural notes for auction purchases and separate submissions by codes.
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