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Long term capital gain
Credited into Bank for Rs 8,75,000/- on sale of shares in the year May'2015.Those shares can not identify the year of purchase on 2000/2004,have any income tax payable on such capital gain.The amount received through Demat account.
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No. Totally exempt, but provide some records of being purchased before 12 months (AY 2016-17 return not filed yet? or any query from department!!!)
Statement of DMAT A/C will help, also save a copy of bank statement, when the shares were purchased.
Thanks
Anubhav Jain
anubhavjain441 @ gmail.com
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