I have sold some shares and have LTCG. I also have some recent stock purchases where i am in losses. Can i sell these shares and buy again and set-off this loss against LTCG. Can i buy them again immediately or it has to bought after 31st March 23.
G Verma (>) (147 Points)
12 May 2022I have sold some shares and have LTCG. I also have some recent stock purchases where i am in losses. Can i sell these shares and buy again and set-off this loss against LTCG. Can i buy them again immediately or it has to bought after 31st March 23.
Kev Men
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Eswar Reddy S
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Eswar Reddy S
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Eswar Reddy S
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G Verma
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I have Capital gain this year not last year, i want to reduce the LTCG, i am in loss right now in short term, if i dont book loss now i may not be able to book later and reduce the LTCG. If i can book loss now and buy at the same price it looks beneficial to me.
Eswar Reddy S
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G Verma
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Originally posted by : Eswar Reddy S | ||
Stocks have the advantage of shifting the tax burden through various routes |
Can you elaborate or share some links.
Eswar Reddy S
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G Verma
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Originally posted by : Eswar Reddy S | ||
No.If it sold for loss then only you can claim . |
Example - I Buy 100 shares of company A for 1500 , now the price has reduced to 1000. I sell at 1000 and book loss and immediately buy back the shares at 1000. Later the price goes down further and i average but dont sell the shares. I can still claim short term loss for the 100 sold shares. Correct me if i am wrong.