derivatives
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16 August 2007
is trading in derivatives speculative or normal business income? can loss in derivatives be set off against normal business income
rahul
rahul
19 August 2007
Trading in derivatives is like trading in shares only.
Speculative transaction means the transation is settelled without being taking the actual delivery.
Speculative income definition does not include the derivatives. So derivatives are taxable under the head "Capital Gain".
So Trading in derivatives is neither a speculative nor a normal business income. And loss in derivatives cannot be set off against the normal business income.
Speculative transaction means the transation is settelled without being taking the actual delivery.
Speculative income definition does not include the derivatives. So derivatives are taxable under the head "Capital Gain".
So Trading in derivatives is neither a speculative nor a normal business income. And loss in derivatives cannot be set off against the normal business income.
21 August 2007
as per CBDTs guidelines, income from derivatives is income from business & not income from speculation & nor capital gains.
20 March 2008
CAN BE SET OFF
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