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Yes, Advance tax is also payable on Capital Gains and casual income (i.e. income from lotteries, crossword puzzles etc.). As it is not possible to estimate at beginning of the financial year, and if such income arises after the due date of any instalment of Advance tax, then it has to be paid in remaining instalments before due date. If it is paid before the due date then there will be no interest for late payment of Advance tax.
Guide to Download Capital Gain Statement from Anand Rathi
Introduction
Process for Anand Rathi Capital Gains Statement
Step1: Login to your Anand Rathi Demat Account

Step 2: Navigate to the Portfolio Section

Step 3: Download the Profit & Loss Statement
Then click on “Excel” icon to download the report

Guide to Download Capital Gain Statement from Angel One
Introduction
Process for Angel One Capital Gains Statement
Step1: Login to your Angel One Demat Account
Click on the following link https://trade.angelone.in/
Click on the Login button to be redirected to the Login page shared in the screenshot

Step 2: Navigating to the ‘My Account’ section

Step 3: Download the Tax P&L Report

Guide to Download Capital Gain Statement from Axis Direct
Introduction
Capital gains are profits one earns from the sale of assets such as stocks, mutual funds and real estate. The gains will be classified as short term or long term based on how long they have been held.
Instead of manually entering the details you can simply upload a “Capital Gains Statement” that is a consolidation of your investment performance, capital gains and income on Axis Direct for the current and last financial years.
This guide covers the step by step procedure to fetch this gain statement from the Axis Direct website.
Process for Axis Direct Capital Gains Statement
Step 1 : Login to your Axis Direct Demat Account
Click on the following link https://login.axisdirect.in/
Click on the Login button to be redirected to the Login page shared in the screenshot
Enter the Login Credentials

Step 2 : Navigate to the Portfolio section
Under Equity & Derivatives, select on Portfolio

Step 3 : Select the Capital Gains/Loss report
Under Portfolio, click on Reports
Now inside Reports, select Capital Gains/Loss statement

Step 4 : Download the statement
Click on Download option at the right and the download the report in PDF format

Guide to Download Capital Gain Statement from CAMS
Introduction
Capital gains are profits one earns from the sale of assets such as stocks, mutual funds and real estate. The gains will be classified as short term or long term based on how long they have been held.
Instead of manually entering the details you can simply upload a “Capital Gains / Loss Statement” that is a consolidation of your investment performance, capital gains and income using CAMS for the current and last financial years.
This guide covers the step by step procedure to fetch this gain statement from the CAMS website.
Process for CAMS Capital Gain/Loss Statement
Step 1 : Go to https://www.camsonline.com/Investors/Statements/Capital-Gain&Capital-Loss-statement

Step 2 : In Period, select the Financial Year (FY) for which you want to file for.

Step 3 : Enter your personal Email address and PAN. The report will be sent to this email address.

Step 4 : From the Delivery option dropdown, select Email an encrypted attachment.

Step 5 : In the Mutual Fund dropdown, Select All Mutual Funds

Step 6 : Under Statement Format, Select Excel.

Step 7 : Enter a desired password in PASSWORD and CONFIRM PASSWORD fields. The email attachment will be password protected with the password you enter here.

Step 8 : Click on Submit. You will receive your capital gain report on your personal email. Download the report.

Step 9 : We currently support .xlsx format, so when you download the file, open the file in Excel/Google Sheets and Save as .xlsx.

Guide to Download Capital Gain Statement from Fyers
Introduction
Capital gains are profits one earns from the sale of assets such as stocks, mutual funds and real estate. The gains will be classified as short term or long term based on how long they have been held.
Instead of manually entering the details you can simply upload a “Capital Gains Statement” that is a consolidation of your investment performance, capital gains and income on Fyers for the current and last financial years.
This guide covers the step by step procedure to fetch this gain statement from the Fyers website.
Process for Fyers Capital Gains Statements
Step 1: Login to your Fyers Demat Account
Click on the following link https://myaccount.fyers.in/
Enter the Login Credentials (Client id, otp, created Pin)

Step 2 : Navigating to the Capital Gain report section
Click on Tax PNL.
Then Select the respective year and segment from the drop down as shown in screenshot.
Click on Excel icon to download the report.

If transfer takes before 23rd july 2024, indexation is availed on LTCA. And if transfer takes on or after 23rd july 2024, indexation is not avaialable on LTCA.
No, benefit is not available for STCA. The indexation benefit is available only for long term capital asset, provided this benefit is available upto 23-07-2024. Means any transfer of long term capital asset on or after 23-07-2024 indexation benefit is not available.
As per Income Tax Act, transfer of capital assets by way of gift, will etc is not regarded as transfer. So any gains arised from such transfer is not taxable for the person making the gift. However, if the person who is receiving the gift is taxable for further transfer of such asset. And the cost of acquisition wil be the cost of acquition of pervious owner.
If the income from the transfer is taxable under the heading of "Capital Gains," the dates of acquisition and sale of the land or building must be provided.
If an individual assessee dies without utilising the funds in CGAS, such amount cannot be treated as income of the deceased and also not taxable in the hands of legal heirs.
The LTCG from Listed Equity shares and Listed equity oriented mutual funds where STT paid are taxed at flat 12.5% in excess of Rs. 1.25 lakh if transferred on or after 23-07-2024. And if transferred before 23-07-2024 then taxed @ 10% in excess of Rs. 1.25 lakh. And for other than mentioned before capital assests transfer before 23-07-2024 with indexation 20% and without indexation 12.5% and for transfer of on or after 23-07-2024 12.5% ( no indexation is available) in excess of Rs. 1.25 lakh.
If STCA covered under 111A then 15% for any transfer which takes place before 23-07-2024; and 20% for any transfer which takes place on or after 23-07-2024. Other than 111A covered assets taxable at normal rates on the basis of the total income of the taxpayer. NOTE: Capital assets covered under 111A STCG arising in sale of equity shares, equity oriented mutual funds, units of business trust through a recognised stock exchange which is chargeable to STT. And also available for these shares if STT not paid if following conditions are satisfied - (i) through a recognised stock exchange located in any International Financial Services Centre, and (ii) consideration is paid or payable in foreign currency.
If any individual or HUF gets profit from sale of residential house and such profits are invested in the another residential house within 2yrs of sale or before 1 yr of sale or construction of house with in 3yrs OR profits has to be deposited in CAGS. The amount allowed as exemption is capital gains arrived or cost of acquisition whichever is lower. In case if there are any unutilised CAGS funds then such amount will be taxable as capital gains or transfer of new asset with in 3yrs then earlier exempted amount will be reduced from the cost of acquisition to calculate capital gains thereon.
The last date to deposit funds into the Capital Gains Account Scheme (CGAS) is on or before the due date for filing your Income Tax Return (ITR) for the relevant financial year. For most individual taxpayers in India, this deadline is July 31st of the assessment year following the financial year in which the capital gain occurred.
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