Hey, quick question - I'm an Indian resident with a pre-existing Charles Schwab account, funds built entirely while living abroad. Currently trading options on a cash account under FEMA Section 6(4). Schwab allows upgrading to Level 2 margin account for multi-leg spreads - no actual borrowing involved, just an account classification change. Would this be permissible under FEMA? Would love your thoughts.

I have shares of one company which are not traded on NSE and BSE stock exchange as this company has not paid Annual Listing Fees & this company is in violation of SEBI & Exchange Regulations. What can I do to recover my share money.

I have income of 17 lakhs from f&o trading in the financial year 2025-26. What expenses can I show while filing itr for this income?

If the transfer is through Demat and if I am paying Stamp Duty @0.015% to Depository, Do I still need to pay separate Stamp Duty on SPA in Maharashtra @0.2%? and if yes, who shall born this duty Buyer or Seller?

My salary income is 8 lacs and short term capital gain under sec 111A is 2 lacs for the financial year 2025-26? Is rebate under sec 87 a applicable for short term capital gain income under new tax regime?

For sale of shares of a private limited company, what is the process
What are fees cost and time involved typically

Thanks in advance

As KARVY broker suspended, I transfer (to SAMCO broker) shares in 2020 . Please suggest how to report buying date and price of shares in ITR.

I am trying to understand RBI’s investment norms for co-operative banks. As per guidelines, co-op banks can invest up to 10% of their NDTL in non-SLR instruments, including mutual funds (mostly debt/liquid). SLR requirement is about 20%.

My doubt is regarding the surplus funds beyond these limits:

Some banks reportedly park their temporary surplus in liquid/overnight mutual funds and then redeem/reinvest frequently (say monthly) so that they remain within the non-SLR reporting cap.

Is this considered compliant practice if the balance sheet at month/quarter end does not show non-SLR above 10%?

Or would RBI treat this as a regulatory breach even if it is temporary?

Are there any circulars/clarifications from RBI on how co-op banks should handle such short-term liquidity parking?

Would appreciate if any expert can clarify the correct interpretation and practical approach.

Sir / Madam,
I have shares of Gateway distriparks purchased before 2018 (grandfathering concept) . I got 4 shares of the resulting company after the merger and relisting in 2021-2022. I have not sold the shares so far. What shall be the capital gains if I sell now and what shall be the date of purchase?

I have lodged shares of BEML for transfer in physical mode twice but they have returned original without transferring saying "give the details of authorized signatory" on behalf of seller. But how could i provide because shares are in the name of FII.

Help to get these transferred.