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Showing posts with label Securities Transaction Tax. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Securities Transaction Tax. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 31, 2006

Capital Gains on Shares or Mutual fund units taxable ? What you say , Man.

Yes , you rightly heard . Not all long term capital gain on sale Of equity shares or units of mutual funds are tax free.The conditions fulfilled for claiming exemption are

  1. the transaction of sale of shares or units must be subject to Securities Transaction Tax.
  2. In case of units of mutual fund additional conditions are :
    • Units sold should be of Equity Oriented Fund , which mean that mutual fund scheme of which the UNIT was part should invest 50 % of total investible fund in equity shares. So you better read the mututal fund scheme before you invest.
    • Confirm that the mutual fund you are applying has been set up under clause 10(23D ) of the I T act.

Did i say you correct?

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Securities Transaction Cost not allowed?

Yes ,that STT (Securities Transaction Cost) is not allowed to be taken as cost of acquisition of the shares or purchase for computing capital gain. Remember also that Section 88E benefit is allowable only in case of share business . The simple reason why  you do not get such benefit for Capital Gains that on account of STT, govt takes 10 % tax on Short term Capital Gains and NO tax on Long term capital gains.

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Tuesday, October 03, 2006

Securities Tranaction Tax deducted on my speculative share dealings.Will I get rebate ?

Yes , you will get the rebate u/s 88E of the I T Act if following two conditions are fulfilled :

1. Your total income includes "Income from Business or Profession" arising from taxable securities transactions
2. Evidence of payment of STT is attached by you with the your Return of Income.


If aforesaid condition are fulfilled , then you will get the rebate equivalent to minimum of the following two amounts :


1. STT paid

2. Total Tax x Business Income from such
taxable securities transactions x 100
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Total Income

Please note that it hardly matters if the STT is paid on speculative transactions.

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