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Capital Gains Hurting Your Wallet? Use This Trick To Shrink Your Tax Bill
Do note, capital losses cant be used to offset income from salary, rent, business, or interest.
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Budget 2026: Why A Higher LTCG Exemption May Help More Than A Lower Tax Rate
For investors watching Budget 2026, the key question may not be how low the rate goes, but how high the exemption cap could rise.
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Will Budget 2026 Fix LTCG Rules? Investors Say Tax Is Too High, Indexation Needed
Investors say the current regime penalizes long-term equity investing. Gurmeet Chadha, in a post on X, flagged a telling data point: only 30% of systematic investment plans (SIPs) cross the three-year mark.
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Nirmala Sitharaman Proposes Amendments To LTCG Tax On Immovable Properties
Nirmala Sitharaman today said the contentious LTCG tax proposal on real estate is being amended to give option to taxpayers to compute tax liability under the old system or at reduced rates without indexation, and pay the lower of the two.
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Relief For Homeowners As Centre Modifies Long Term Capital Gains Tax
The government on Tuesday proposed a relief to taxpayers with respect to capital gain tax on real estate properties by giving them the option to choose between 20 per cent and 12.5 per cent tax rates.
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Tax Body Clarifies Acquisition Cost Of Real Estate Bought Before 2001 For LTCG
The cost of acquisition of real estate properties purchased before 2001 will be the fair market value (FMV, not exceeding the stamp duty value) as of April 1, 2001, or the actual cost of the land or building for the purpose of calculation of LTCG.
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Scenarios Where New Long-Term Capital Gains Tax Structure Is Beneficial
One of the benefits of simplification of any tax structure is that it removes differential rates for various classes of assets, Finance Ministry sources said, responding to feedback from the public on the changes in LTCG tax.
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Budget 2024: Government Proposes To Remove Indexation Benefit On Sale Of Old Property
The government on Tuesday proposed reducing the long-term capital gains (LTCG) tax on immovable properties to 12.5 per cent from 20 per cent, but removed the indexation benefits to adjust for inflation, a move experts termed as "negative" for sellers
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Long-Term Capital Gains Tax Increased To 12.5% From 10%
An increase in short and long-term taxes on capital gains is set to dig deeper into the pockets of investors.
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Income Tax Return Filing Deadline: Waiver On LTCG Tax To End On 31 March. Details Here
Tax liability on long term capital gains (LTCG) at the rate of 10% will accrue only when the shares or mutual funds are sold after April 1, 2018.
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National Pension System (NPS): How The New Tax Will Impact Your Investments
NPS offers subscribers the option to realign their investment in different asset classes like equity, corporate bonds and government securities.
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Mutual Fund Body Sees No reduction In Inflows After LTCG Tax
In his budget announcements, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley proposed tax on long-term capital gains exceeding Rs 1 lakh at a rate of 10 per cent without allowing the benefit of indexation.
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Long Term Capital Gains Tax Required In New Situation: Arun Jaitley
In Budget 2018, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley proposed to impose LTCG on equities exceeding Rs 1 lakh at 10 per cent, which is expected to bring in revenue of Rs 20,000 crore.
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These 5 Points Explain New Long-Term Capital Gains Tax On Mutual Funds
A new 10 per cent tax on long-term capital gains (LTCG) on equity mutual fund investment and stocks/shares was proposed by the finance minister in Budget 2018.
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5 Levies On Capital Impact Investments And Savings, Says Urjit Patel
The government proposal in Union Budget 2018-19 to impose 10 per cent LTCG tax on holding a security for over a year has not gone down well with the stock investor community.
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Capital Gains Hurting Your Wallet? Use This Trick To Shrink Your Tax Bill
Do note, capital losses cant be used to offset income from salary, rent, business, or interest.
-
Budget 2026: Why A Higher LTCG Exemption May Help More Than A Lower Tax Rate
For investors watching Budget 2026, the key question may not be how low the rate goes, but how high the exemption cap could rise.
-
Will Budget 2026 Fix LTCG Rules? Investors Say Tax Is Too High, Indexation Needed
Investors say the current regime penalizes long-term equity investing. Gurmeet Chadha, in a post on X, flagged a telling data point: only 30% of systematic investment plans (SIPs) cross the three-year mark.
-
Nirmala Sitharaman Proposes Amendments To LTCG Tax On Immovable Properties
Nirmala Sitharaman today said the contentious LTCG tax proposal on real estate is being amended to give option to taxpayers to compute tax liability under the old system or at reduced rates without indexation, and pay the lower of the two.
-
Relief For Homeowners As Centre Modifies Long Term Capital Gains Tax
The government on Tuesday proposed a relief to taxpayers with respect to capital gain tax on real estate properties by giving them the option to choose between 20 per cent and 12.5 per cent tax rates.
-
Tax Body Clarifies Acquisition Cost Of Real Estate Bought Before 2001 For LTCG
The cost of acquisition of real estate properties purchased before 2001 will be the fair market value (FMV, not exceeding the stamp duty value) as of April 1, 2001, or the actual cost of the land or building for the purpose of calculation of LTCG.
-
Scenarios Where New Long-Term Capital Gains Tax Structure Is Beneficial
One of the benefits of simplification of any tax structure is that it removes differential rates for various classes of assets, Finance Ministry sources said, responding to feedback from the public on the changes in LTCG tax.
-
Budget 2024: Government Proposes To Remove Indexation Benefit On Sale Of Old Property
The government on Tuesday proposed reducing the long-term capital gains (LTCG) tax on immovable properties to 12.5 per cent from 20 per cent, but removed the indexation benefits to adjust for inflation, a move experts termed as "negative" for sellers
-
Long-Term Capital Gains Tax Increased To 12.5% From 10%
An increase in short and long-term taxes on capital gains is set to dig deeper into the pockets of investors.
-
Income Tax Return Filing Deadline: Waiver On LTCG Tax To End On 31 March. Details Here
Tax liability on long term capital gains (LTCG) at the rate of 10% will accrue only when the shares or mutual funds are sold after April 1, 2018.
-
National Pension System (NPS): How The New Tax Will Impact Your Investments
NPS offers subscribers the option to realign their investment in different asset classes like equity, corporate bonds and government securities.
-
Mutual Fund Body Sees No reduction In Inflows After LTCG Tax
In his budget announcements, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley proposed tax on long-term capital gains exceeding Rs 1 lakh at a rate of 10 per cent without allowing the benefit of indexation.
-
Long Term Capital Gains Tax Required In New Situation: Arun Jaitley
In Budget 2018, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley proposed to impose LTCG on equities exceeding Rs 1 lakh at 10 per cent, which is expected to bring in revenue of Rs 20,000 crore.
-
These 5 Points Explain New Long-Term Capital Gains Tax On Mutual Funds
A new 10 per cent tax on long-term capital gains (LTCG) on equity mutual fund investment and stocks/shares was proposed by the finance minister in Budget 2018.
-
5 Levies On Capital Impact Investments And Savings, Says Urjit Patel
The government proposal in Union Budget 2018-19 to impose 10 per cent LTCG tax on holding a security for over a year has not gone down well with the stock investor community.
