TAX ON SALE OF EQUITY SHARES

what's the tax implications on sale of equity shares for short term and long term
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This discussion clarifies the tax treatment for selling equity shares, differentiating between short-term and long-term capital gains. Short-term capital gains (STCG) on shares traded on a recognised stock exchange are taxed at 15% under Section 111A, provided specific conditions are met, including the payment of Securities Transaction Tax (STT). If these conditions aren't fulfilled, STCG will be taxed at your normal income tax rate. The maximum surcharge applicable to gains under Sections 111A or 112A is capped at 15%, regardless of your total income.

STCG on share recognized in Stock Exchange @ 15% (Sec 111A ) 

Otherwise taxable @ normal tax rate .

 

Important Note : Maximum Surcharge applicable to CG u/s 111A or 112A is @ 15 % , if applicable irrespective of Total Income 

IS THERE ANY CONDITION OF TAX ON INCOME ABOVE LIKE THAT

YES sec 111A has conditions 

specified securities (listed shares/ equity oriented units / units of Business Trust ) 

STT has been paid at the time of purchase and sale (with some exceptions) 

then only STCG shall be chargeable to Tax @ 15% 

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