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TAX IMPACT ON EQUITY INVESTING (FOR FINANCIAL YEAR 2006-07)

TAX IMPACT ON EQUITY INVESTING (FOR FINANCIAL YEAR 2006-07)
Investing in equity brings with it two streams of cash inflows – dividend income and capital appreciation (sale of shares at a profit). The tax impact on both these cash inflows is indicated below:

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Tax impact on your dividend income
Dividend received on your equity investment is tax-free in your hands.
Tax impact on your capital gains (sale of shares at a profit)
When you hold your equity investments for less than 12 months before selling them, they are considered as short-term capital assets.
Setting off capital losses
If you have incurred a capital loss, the tax authorities allow you to use this loss to reduce taxable capital gains from another source under certain conditions.
 
 
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