I have a significant portion of my earnings from Salary/Capital Gains. Recently I started trading in Futures, Currency & Commodities. Should I file the loss/gains from Futures/Currency/Commodity trading as capital gains or business income. I am not a registered stock trader, rather a retail investor.
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Trading in fno is deemed as business activity so you have to file your itr considering it as business income or loss. For further clarification can call me on 9015980399
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