Tax implication of futures and options.

tax implication of futures and options for salaried employee
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For salaried employees, income from futures and options trading is typically classified as business income and taxed according to your income slab. You may also be able to declare F&O profits under presumptive taxation scheme 44AD, simplifying your tax filing.

It will be charged under business head according to your income slab
From taxation point of view, F&O income will be treated as business income. You can show F&O profit under presumptive taxation 44AD also.

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