Filing LTC Gains and loss in ITR1 FY2024-25

Hello ,

 I have a query regarding filing Long term capital gains and loss in ITR1. In the 112A section there are only two columns 'Total Sale consideration' and 'Total cost of acquisition'.

 Last year (2024) I sold some shares and Mutual Fund and have capital gains   totalling Rs.101700/- and loss of Rs.58063/-.

The detail is as below:

1.one Equity Mutual Fund bought in 2011 and sold in April 2024.(gain 38000)

2.three shares bought in 2007 and sold in Oct 2024(gain 63000).

3.one share bought in 2007 and sold in Dec 2024 for loss of 58000.

4.one share bought in  2020 and sold in Dec 2024 for loss of 63. 

5.two share bought in 2021 and sold in Dec 2024 (gain 700)

I am waiting for my AIS to be updated , so have not filed my return yet. I am retired and get only FD interest and Mutual Fund dividends.

Since i have loss from two transactions, want to know, if all the above transactions can be added to arrive at a capital gain of Rs.43637/- and shown in ITR1.

I think we should fill the 112A section in ITR2 for sale of equity shares. The first column there asks whether the shares/unit were bougt acquired before or after 31st Jan 2018 and the second column where shares/unit transferred before or after 23rd July 2024.

I  have done only one transaction before 23rd July 2024. 

Should we enter the details of each Share and Mutual fund transactions done in ITR2 or just two entries by combining all transactions after 23rd July 2024 and one transaction entry before 23rd July 2024.

Also, i tried to load pre-fill data in excel utility, but all the TDS transactions are showing as Income from Capital Gains in ITR2 even though they are only dividends from Mutual Fund and FD interest. (this is not showing up in ITR1).

which form to be used ITR1 or ITR2 and also how to give the transaction details, individually or total summed up.

how to fix the problem of TDS showing as Capital gains?

Thanks.

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Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies how to report Long Term Capital Gains (LTCG) and losses when filing your Income Tax Return (ITR). The user is asking whether ITR1 is suitable for reporting gains and losses from selling shares and mutual funds, especially when some transactions result in losses. The advice provided suggests using ITR2 for reporting these capital gains and losses, as it offers more detailed sections for equity shares and mutual funds, and addresses potential issues with pre-filled data showing TDS incorrectly as capital gains.

The 112A section  deals with the taxation of long-term capital gains.This section provides for a tax exempto of Rs.1 lakh on long term capital gains.As per your income mentioned is exempted. 

Use form ITR 2 to be used.

 

Its not so difficult 

Does the pre-fill data from the income tax portal have all details of capital gains filled in it or should we enter each entry manually, for those before and after 31st January 2018.

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