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Difference between write off and write back

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Write off means removing unrecoverable assets or expenses from books (loss recognition). Write back means reversing earlier provisions or bringing back previously written-off amounts, usually treated as income. Discussion also includes examples like creditors, bad debts, and revaluation adjustments.

What are the capital gain tax implications? Could you elaborate?

There are two types of capital gains:

Tax Rate On Short-Term Capital Gains

  • When the securities transaction tax is not applicable - The STCGT is added to the ITR of the taxpayer and the individual is taxed as per his income tax slab
  • When the securities transaction tax is applicable - 15%

Short-term Capital Gain = Selling Price - (Cost of Acquisition + Incidental costs of transfer + Cost of improvement)

Tax Rate On Long-Term Capital Gains

  • Except on the sale of equity-oriented funds or equity shares - 20%
  • On the sale of equity-oriented funds or equity shares - 10% over and above Rs.1,00,000

Long-term Capital Gain = Selling Price - (Index Cost of Acquisition + Incidental costs of transfer + Index Cost of improvement)


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