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Long-Term Capital Gains refer to the profits earned from selling assets or investments held for more than a specified period, typically over one year. The exact holding period can vary depending on the type of asset: Equities and Mutual Funds: Held for more than 12 months. Real Estate and
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The new LTCG tax rate for FIIs will take effect from April 1, 2026, applying to assessment year 2026-27 and subsequent years.
The new LTCG tax rate for FIIs on the transfer of securities will be 12.5%.
The previous LTCG tax rate for FIIs on securities not covered under Section 112A was 10%.
The change aims to bring parity in taxation between residents and non-residents, creating a more consistent tax structure across various types of securities.
Yes, the new 12.5% rate will apply to all securities, including those not covered under Section 112A, from April 1, 2026.
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