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Section 112A provides for long-term capital gains tax on the sale of listed equity shares, equity-oriented mutual funds and business trust. The rate of long-term capital gains tax on these listed securities is 10% for gains exceeding the threshold of Rs 1 lakh. Section 112A was inserted by the Finance Act 2018 to tax long-term capital gains from the sale of listed equity shares, units of equity-oriented mutual funds and units of business trust. Earlier, section 10(38) allowed a capital gains exemption from the sale of listed equity shares, units of mutual fund and business trust. Section 48 deals with method of computing capital gain.
The Financial Services Institutions Bureau (FSIB) is responsible for making recommendations for the appointment of full-time directors and non-execut...
A tendency for managers to evaluate most of their employees as "average", is called?
In a period of falling prices, a firm reporting under LIFO compared to reporting under FIFO, will have a higher:
Which Indian NBFC was selected for the FATF Mutual Evaluation report 2023-24?
Byron Ltd reported 32000 in earnings during the current financial year. The total shares outstanding are 40000 at a market price of 18 per share. What i...
What among the following is the correct formula to calculate the cost of Equity under CAPM model?
When a borrower opts for an insurance policy in connection with a loan, it is a case of _______
In a process account, the costs which will be borne by the good production units include _____.
1. Normal loss
2. ...
Whether sufficient appropriate audit evidence has been obtained to reduce audit risk to an acceptable low level, and thereby enable the auditor to draw...
The settlement of which of the following instruments is facilitated by Clearing Corporation of India Limited (CCIL)?