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17 January 2026 Whether share trading profits of INR 1 LAC in STT paid and STT not paid all in listed stocks can be shown as business income in ITR. I m trading since 5 year's I m a trader.

17 January 2026 According to CBDT Circular No. 6/2016, taxpayers have the option to treat listed shares as "stock-in-trade," meaning the resulting profit is classified as business income rather than capital gains.
Consistency: Once you choose to treat listed shares as business income for a particular financial year, you must follow this approach consistently in subsequent years.
Trading Activity: Your intent to earn profit through frequent transactions (as a "trader") supports this classification, even for delivery-based trades where STT is typically paid.

18 January 2026 GREAT. THANKS SIR. I SHOULD HAVE DONE THIS LAST FY. NOT KNOWING THIS, I PAID 2000/- PLUS , AS STCG TAX @20%.
MY TOTAL INCOME IS APPROXIMATELY 6 LAC IN CURRENT FY, SO SHOULD I PAY ADVANCE TAX AT 5%? I AMSENIOR CITIZEN WITH PROFESSIONAL INCOME.


18 January 2026 If your aggregate income is just 6 lakhs and if you are likely to declare the trading income, there will not be any tax liability at all. (considering rebate u/s. 87A IT act.)

19 January 2026 Then I need not pay advance tax

19 January 2026 Yes, as per available data...

19 January 2026 Ok thanks Sir ..............................

19 January 2026 You are welcome.


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