STCG TAX ON EQUITY SHARES

If enough tax has been deducted on my Salary, then can i adjust this tds for paying off my stcg tax liability ?.
or do i need to pay 15% on stcg over n above my normal income tax liability ?
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This discussion clarifies whether excess Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) from your salary can be used to offset your Short-Term Capital Gains (STCG) tax liability on equity shares. The consensus is that you can indeed adjust your STCG tax with any extra TDS deducted by your employer. If any tax liability remains after this adjustment, you'll need to pay it as advance tax or self-assessment tax, potentially with interest.

Compute your total income including salary and stcg and determine the tax liability after adjusting the TDS. if any tax liability arises even after adjustment of TDS, pay the rest as advance tax before 31st March or as self assessment tax after 31st March to till the date of filing ITR
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Yes you can set off the STCG liability with the extra tds deducted by your employer. If after adjusting the TDS, the tax liability fall short then you have to pay the same along with interest u/s 234B/C.  

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