if a person invest in shares then the investment amount is required to be shown in itr.or at the time of sale its is to be shown for tax calculation
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This discussion clarifies the requirements for reporting share investments in your Income Tax Return (ITR) 3. It explains that both the initial investment amount and any gains or losses from selling shares must be declared. Furthermore, it addresses the applicability of Section 80C deductions to mutual fund investments, confirming that SIPs and specific 80C-eligible mutual funds can provide tax benefits.
Sip wise investment is applicable in 80c and those mutual fund investment which have written in the cover of getting 80 c deduction will also get tax benifit
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