Capital Gains Tax in India Capital gain is the amount you earn when you sell or exchange your assets at a profit. Note that the capital gain tax is only incurred when the asset is sold and not when you stay invested. In India, capital gains tax is influenced by two factors...
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These are a type of equity mutual funds that invest at least 80per cent of its instruments in equity and equity-related instruments notwithstanding guaranteedtax benefitunder the Section 80C of the Income Tax Act. They offer dual advantage of tax benefits as well as a capital gain. However, ...
The Chinese economy and its equity market continue to be significant focal points in broader Asia. China’s real estate sector remains fragile. However, the implementation of additional support measures, both fiscally and in the capital market, combined with a recalibration of market expectations, ha...
Deferred tax liabilities Bonds payable Mortgages payable Leases and other financing arrangements on your company’s balance sheet Contingent liabilities like guarantees or litigation It’s essential to understand which types of debt are included in your D/E ratio calculation, as this can impact the in...
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This is in contrast to other types of investments, such as real estate, which can be more difficult to sell. Tax benefits: There are a number of tax benefits associated with equity investments. For example, you may be able to deduct capital losses from your taxable income. Invest in your...
By the end of 2006, investors in India sat on more than four years of dry powder. Excess capital pressured discipline With excess capital on hand, general partners increased transaction sizes and invested in a range of sectors, many of them capital intensive, relatively illiquid, and requiring ...
If you hold onto your stocks for less than three years before selling them, you’ll have to pay short-term capital gains tax. If you hold onto them for more than three years, you’ll have to pay long-term capital gains tax.On the other hand, when you invest in mutual funds, there...
The Amsterdam Stock Exchange, established in 1602, is considered the world's first. It was initially created to aid the trading of shares and bonds issued by the Dutch East India Company, the first company to issue stock and bonds to the public. ...