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capital gain on listed shares

Canara Bank

How to calculate the capital gain on listed shares (section 112A) as per the present provisions of Income Tax Act

Financial Institution Seeks Guidance on Calculating Capital Gains for Listed Shares Under Section 112A, Taxed at 10% for Gains Over 1 Lakh INR. A query was raised by a financial institution on how to calculate capital gains on listed shares under section 112A of the Income Tax Act. The response provided clarified that long-term capital gains (LTCG) exceeding 1,00,000 INR from the sale of listed shares, where Securities Transaction Tax (STT) has been paid or is exempt, are taxed at a rate of 10%. (AI Summary)
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SIVARAMA KUMAR on Nov 17, 2019

LTCG In excess of 1,00,000/- on sale of listed shares on which STT paid or exempted is taxed at 10% .

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