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Tax Loss Harvesting India
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#BeyondTheOutbreak Cooperation experiences between local authorities and citizens against the pandemic
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{"body":{"en":"Tax harvesting is utilising the duty-free window of Rs 1 lakh to reduce overall LTCGtax.However, you can vend your investment, realise that gain, If you have invested and gained Rs 1 lakh. By doing so, your net investment remains unchanged, but you shield duty on long term capital earnings worth Rs 1 lakh every time.\n\nLet's take an illustration to understand this better. Suppose an investor has Rs 8 lakh invested in equity finances which gets appreciated to Rs 9 lakh. To shield the earnings worth Rs 1 lakh from taxation, the investor would redeem Rs 9 lakh andre-invest it in equity. The investor will not have to pay duty on this Rs 1 lakh this time being exempted. And for future, the new cost of purchase would be considered as Rs 9 lakh, rather of Rs 8 lakh- shielding the complete gain of Rs 1 lakh from taxation.\n\nnumerous investors might suppose that this is a veritably useful exercise to do. But that isn't the case. We analysed the strategy in great detail in one of our aged stories and compared two scripts over a long period of 18 times. Check the story then. One script is where an investor follows duty harvesting and does all the hard work every time. The net proceeds were advanced by only 3 per cent in case of duty harvesting. And in terms of the periodic return, the difference was miniscule just0.29 chance points."},"title":{"en":"Tax Loss Harvesting India"}}
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At the end of a fiscal time, some shares and collective finances you're holding have an unrealised loss. Unrealised Loss means the stock has not yet been vended but if it's vended, there would be a loss since the average request value is lower than the average steal value.
The stocks that have an unrealised loss are vended and a loss is realized before the end of the fiscal time.
This loss can now be set off against other gains and thus it'll reduce the duty liability.
therefore, it's the harvesting of unrealised loss to save levies.
Tax Loss Harvesting India
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