Cap gains tax

Long term capital gains from sale of equity shares .

When capital gain arises,where to include or exclude brokerage charges to arrive net capital gains.
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This discussion clarifies the calculation of long-term capital gains tax on the sale of equity shares in the UK. It explains that brokerage charges are considered transfer expenses and are always deductible when calculating net capital gains. The tax applies when gains exceed £1 lakh, and the relevant percentage is then applied. It also touches upon the indexed cost of acquisition for shares and the tax treatment of foreign exchange fluctuation gains.

When your capital gains exceeds Rs.1lacs then entire capital gains is taxable .
Brokerage expenses on sales are transfer expenses and same is always allowed to calculate capital gain.
Cost of equity shares add indexed cost of acquisition.
deduct from sale consideration.
TO ARRIVE AT CAPITAL GAINS TAX. CHARGE RELEVANT PERCENTAGE.
Foreign exchange fluctation gain is taxable on what rate

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