Hello Diosys, you are doing a great job in this thread.
My query is related to income tax and capital gain tax.
I am a fulltime short-term trader in FNO.
If I have to pay both CGT and income tax, how is it calculated?
Ex: Lets say my profit is Rs. 1000 in short term FNO. Assuming 30% CGT, balance amount after paying taxes is Rs. 700. If I have to pay income tax, is it applicable on Rs. 1000 or Rs. 700?
Thank you,
-Bunny.
My query is related to income tax and capital gain tax.
I am a fulltime short-term trader in FNO.
- Do I have to pay income tax, capital gain tax, or both?
- What is the tax rate for short term FNO and equity?
- Can I offset my FNO profits against losses incurred in non-trading business
If I have to pay both CGT and income tax, how is it calculated?
Ex: Lets say my profit is Rs. 1000 in short term FNO. Assuming 30% CGT, balance amount after paying taxes is Rs. 700. If I have to pay income tax, is it applicable on Rs. 1000 or Rs. 700?
Thank you,
-Bunny.
First thing....Capital gain tax is a part of Income Tax act and is not over and above or levied seperately....
Ans.1) Since you deal in FnO the income which is earned is taxable under business income only and cannot be claimed under capital gains.
Ans.2) Tax rate under business category for indivudals depend in which slabs of income you fall. There is no specific rate of taxation in this case.
Ans3. ) No. Losses under capital gain have to be carried forwarded and set off against income under capital gains only in the subequent years.