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.
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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