Tax on total income including gains from equity

When working out ones tax liability is the followoing the correct approach.

Total income = All incomes including Salary, rental, interest income, divident income and debt income + income from LTCG (equity shares) (ignoring other possibel income)

For the above the tax computation would be 

A. Tax on LTCG =  LTCG from equity less 1.25 Lakhs @ 12.5% 

B. Total income minus LTCG from equity taxed per slab rates 

C. Total income including LTCG will decide the surcharge, cess, interest and penalty on tax as applicable 

Total Tax = A + B + C ?  (final tax liable would be based on advance tax paid etc)

Q1) Is the above correct at a gross level? Is it the same if the gain is from LTCG on sale of property, Meaning its to be computed independently and then added to tax applicable to arrive at total tax ? 

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Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies the correct method for calculating tax liability when including income from Long Term Capital Gains (LTCG) on equity shares. It confirms that total income, encompassing salary, rent, interest, dividends, and debt income, should be aggregated with LTCG from equity. The tax is then computed on LTCG separately at 12.5% above £1.25 lakh, with the remaining total income taxed at slab rates. Surcharges, cess, and penalties are applied to the overall tax liability.

Yes, correct approach...         

Thank you for responding and confirming. 

You are welcome.                  

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