Mutual funds capital gains

is switch in or switch out from one scheme of mutual fund to another scheme treated as capital gains?
Replies (8)
Quick Summary
Switching from one mutual fund scheme to another is treated as a capital gain. This is because it's equivalent to redeeming your investment from the first scheme and then purchasing units in the new scheme. Consequently, this action is subject to capital gains tax.

Yes, it is equivalent to 'Redemption with new purchase'

Ok...thank u Sir😊

My Pleasure ....      

Yes, it will be treated as capital gain. 

Thank u Mam😊
Switch out from one account to other is like selling one and buying other. Same is also taxable under head capital gain
Thank u Mam😊
Welcome Bhavika

Leave a Reply

Your are not logged in . Please login to post replies

Click here to Login / Register  

Company
29 August 2026
Chartered Accountant

Velionit Consulting PVT LTd

Mumbai

CA

View Details
Company
28 August 2026
Assistant Manager

NRS AND ASSOCIATES

Kozhikode

CA Inter

View Details
Company
24 August 2026
Semi-Qualified CA/CA Finalist - Tax, GST, Audit & Accounts

Bharat Shah & Associates

Mumbai

CA Inter

View Details
Company
ARTICLESHIP 07 September 2026
CA Articles

Kothari Jain Patil & Chartered Accountants

Pune

CA Inter

View Details
Company
ARTICLESHIP 16 September 2026
CA Article Trainee

SR BAGAI & Co.

New Delhi

CA Inter

View Details
Company
08 September 2026
Audit Executive

Thammana & Associates

Srikakulam

B.Com

View Details
Company
ARTICLESHIP 16 September 2026
Article Assistant

MANUJ SHARMA AND COMPANY

Noida

CA Inter

View Details
Company
19 September 2026
Finance Manager

Mugdha Art Studio

Hyderabad

CA

View Details