#Mutual Funds

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Capital Gains From Shares or Property This Year? Advance Tax Applies to That Too (and Section 425(4) Is Your Friend)

Deep Jasani
Deep Jasani · Sep 10
Salary TDS does not cover the tax on shares, mutual funds or a flat you sold this year. Under the Income-tax Act, 2025 that tax is advance tax (Section 403). Section 425(4) waives instalment interest on it if you pay it in full in any remaining instalment or by 31 March. Miss the 90% mark at year end and Section 424 runs at 1% a month.

SEBI’s Nomination Rules from 1 September 2026: Your Existing Demat Account Is Not Freezing, and Here Is What Actually Changed

Mrunmai Madaye
From 1 September 2026 a new single-holder demat account or mutual-fund folio must carry a nomination or a recorded opt-out. Existing accounts get reminders, not a freeze; the freeze rule was withdrawn in June 2024. Up to three nominees, only name and relationship mandatory, no witness for a signed form. What the SEBI circular of 29 May 2026 says.

Capital Gains Tax for AY 2026-27: STCG and LTCG on Shares and Mutual Funds, the Section 87A Rebate Trap, and How the Section 50AA Debt-MF Rule Bites

TaxSocial Editorial Team
Post-23 July 2024 capital gains regime: STCG on listed equity at 20% (Sec 111A), LTCG at 12.5% above Rs 1.25L (Sec 112A). Other assets at 12.5% no indexation (Sec 112) — but resident individuals/HUFs keep a transitional indexation choice on land/building acquired pre-23 July 2024.

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