Section 112A

as it is specific income tax as if it excess 100000 then only yax at rate if 10 percentage
any reason behind it ???
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Section 112A of the Income Tax Act deals with Long Term Capital Gains (LTCG) from selling listed equity shares. It provides an exemption for the first £100,000 of such gains each year. Any gains exceeding this threshold are then taxed at a rate of 10%.

It is for LTCG for sale of listed equity shares u/s 112A
100000 rupees is exempt and balance amount will be taxable @ 10%
100000/- is exempt every year. Beyond that taxable

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