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    Gold taxation explained: How much tax you pay on selling physical gold, ETFs, fund of funds and SGBs

    Tax on capital gains from gold investment: Investing in gold can yield gains, but investors must be informed about the associated tax liabilities. Different types of gold investments, including physical gold, ETFs, and FoFs, have varying tax implications. Gold held for less than 24 months generates short-term capital gains, while long-term gains apply to gold held longer. Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGBs) have specific tax exemptions if held until maturity, which investors should note.

    LTCG tax relief for these mutual fund investors proposed by SEBI; know how switching funds for portfolio rebalancing can save tax

    The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has put forth a proposal to exempt long-term capital gains tax for investors who switch mutual funds. This change if accepted by the government would enable individuals to adjust their portfolios without facing tax penalties, promoting more strategic reinvestment.

    GST 2.0: From stuck tax credit to fewer disputes, industry chambers list key reform demands

    GST 2.0 reforms: Industry chambers are calling for reforms to GST 2.0 during the upcoming GST Council meeting. They seek improvements in input tax credit unlocking, faster refunds, and easier compliance measures. Proposed changes aim to reduce disputes and optimize the tax structure for businesses. Furthermore, several sectors, including real estate and automobile, emphasize enhancing cash flows through better ITC policies.

    FM Nirmala Sitharaman clarifies UPI MDR charges won't affect consumers, hits out at opposition over misinformation

    Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman stated Merchant Discount Rate charges will not be passed to consumers. She clarified these charges are between payment service providers for system improvement. Opposition parties were accused of spreading misinformation regarding the UPI MDR framework. Sitharaman also criticized mimicry at a recent Congress event in Indore. She further denied allegations of discrimination in fund allocation to Punjab state.

    NRI can’t sell Indian property before October 1, 2026 if buyer does not have TAN; Know how to apply for TAN online

    The TDS rulesfor NRIs say that there isno thresholdlimit for TDS deduction, whereas resident Indians get a threshold limit of Rs 50 lakh before TDS isrequired to be deducted. Also the TDS rate for NRIs depends on three factors. Read the article.

    I made Rs 29 lakh from equities but lost all of it on bogus trading portal. Do I still have to pay income tax on the gains?

    ET Wealth Reader's Query: I sold shares worth Rs.5 lakh (long-term) and redeemed mutual funds worth Rs.24 lakh, largely long-term. Unfortunately, I invested the entire amount through a bogus trading portal and lost all the money. Will there still be any tax implications on these gains?

    The Economic Times
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