A client sold equity mutual funds last year but is missing the original purchase dates, making it difficult to determine long-term vs. short-term capital gains. While the AIS report only shows transfer dates, the recommended solution is to obtain a Capital Gains statement from the mutual fund agencies or their registrars like CAMS or KFINTECH. These details should be available even for previous years, and can often be accessed online.
ONE OF MY CLIENT SOLD EQUITY ORIENTED MUTUAL FUNDS LAST YEAR. THE PROBLEM IS DATE OF ACQUISTION OF THAT MUTUAL FUNDS REPORT COULD DOWNLOADED FROM THE DEMAT ACCOUNT. SOME OF LONG TERM AND SOME OF SHORT TERM.
IN THE AIS REPORT SHOWING THE DATE OF TRANFER ONLY NOW IN THIS SITUATION HOW TO FIND OUT THE DATE OF PURCHASED FUNDS. MY CLIENT SAYING IT'S WERE PURCHASED IN THE YEAR OF 2020.