This discussion addresses common queries regarding Income Tax Return (ITR) filing. It covers how to declare short-term capital losses for carry-forward, whether to report long-term capital gains below the exemption limit, and the procedure for disclosing foreign assets like US stocks. Additionally, it clarifies the reporting of minimal dividend income and the disclosure of unlisted Indian equity shares.
1. I had short term capital loss from stock market. In order to carry forward my losses for next year, Is it enough to just enter it in schedule capital gains section or Do I need to mention it somewhere else ? 2. I had long term capital gains of less than 1 lakh. As there is exemption upto Rs. 1 lakh, Do I need to show my gains or leave it ? 3. I have holdings in US stocks. I have purchased them in 2021 and foreign remittance of that amount was shown in my AIS statement. I didn't sell anything, so there were no capital gains/loss. I was just holding those stocks. Do I need to show them as foreign assets in my filing ? If Yes, suggest how to do it. 4. I had received minimal amount around Rs. 100 as dividend from US stock holdings. Do I need to show them as income from foreign assets or leave it ? 5. I have holdings in Indian unlisted equity shares. No capital loss/gain, only holding. Do I need to disclose them and how ?
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4. I had received minimal amount around Rs. 100 as dividend from US stock holdings. Do I need to show them as income from foreign assets or leave it ? 5. I have holdings in Indian unlisted equity shares. No capital loss/gain, only holding. Do I need to disclose them and how ? Kindly clarify my doubts. Thanks in advance.