Earning profits from equity shares or mutual funds? You might be eligible to save on long-term capital gains (LTCG) tax under ...

LTCG from listed equity shares or equity-oriented mutual funds, typically taxed at 10% beyond Rs 1.25 lakh in gains, can be ...

If you're an NRI in a country with a favorable DTAA, your gains from Indian mutual funds may not be taxed in India. Here's ...

The ITAT ruling will affect NRIs investing in Indian mutual fund schemes, as capital gains earned will not be taxed in India ...

Going forward NRIs may not be subject to capital gain tax. Here’s the judgement of the Mumbai Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ...

If you are an NRI, who has invested in Indian mutual funds, it is possible that the capital gains from those investments ...

The Mumbai bench of the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal recently ruled that capital gains from mutual funds were not taxable in India under the India-Singapore tax treaty, as mutual fund units fell ...

A look at how India’s tax rules for collective investment schemes create arbitrage — and why reform is overdue.

A recent ruling providing tax relief to NRIs on MF capital gains has taxpayers mulling a move abroad, but the tax authorities ...

Reintroducing section 10(38) to exempt tax on long-term capital gains on listed equities will re-ignite all four engines of India’s economic growth, writes Minhaz Merchant The Indian government ...

The case began when an NRI tax resident in Singapore declared capital gains of ₹1.35 crore for FY 2021–22: ₹88.75 lakh from debt mutual funds and ₹46.91 lakh from equity mutual funds. She sought tax ...