This discussion addresses whether a short-term capital gain from a debt-oriented liquid fund can be offset against a long-term capital loss from an equity-oriented fund. The general rule is that long-term capital losses can only be set off against long-term capital gains. There's also a query about how the ITR 2 software automatically adjusts short-term capital losses against long-term capital losses, which seems counterintuitive.
03 September 2021
Assessee has short term capital gain from sale of Debt Oriented Liquid fund He also has long term capital loss on sale of Equity Oriented fund Can the short term capital gain from sale of Debt Oriented Liquid fund be set off against long term capital loss on sale of Equity Oriented fund
04 September 2021
I suppose short term capital loss on sale of Equity Oriented fund is taxable at Normal rates i have filled details in schedule Caital gains under "Listed securities (other than a unit) or zero coupon bonds where proviso under section 112(1) is applicable" and then ITR 2 is automatically adjusting loss under this head against long term capital loss u/s 112A
04 September 2021
Quote .. """ I suppose short term capital loss on sale of Equity Oriented fund is taxable at Normal rates i have filled details in schedule Caital gains under "Listed securities (other than a unit) or zero coupon bonds where proviso under section 112(1) is applicable" and then ITR 2 is automatically adjusting loss under this head against long term capital loss u/s 112A."""
How can I suppose STCL adjustment automatically with LTCL? Both being Losses.