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Capital Gains Tax on Stocks and Mutual Funds are overhauled in Budget 2024. Similarly, there were changes made to STT on Futures and Options. In this video, we explain all taxes in Share Market, Mutual Funds and ETFs including capital gains tax, STT, tax on dividends, intraday trading and futures and options. We will also learn about capital loss set-off.

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0:00 Intro
0:50 Transaction Tax
02:17 Capital Gains Tax
03:58 Tax Exemption
07:56 Capital Loss Set-off
10:01 Tax on Dividend

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About the Video
In this video, we will learn about New Rules for Tax on Stocks & Mutual Funds. We’ll talk about Securities Transaction Tax (STT), Dividend Tax and Capital Gains Tax, explaining how they apply to stocks, mutual funds (MFs), and ETFs. We cover short-term capital gains (STCG) and long-term capital gains (LTCG) tax rates, the exemption limits for equity investments, and key differences in taxation of equity vs debt mutual funds and ETFs. We thoroughly break down the differences between short-term capital gains (STCG) and long-term capital gains (LTCG), the respective tax rates, and how you can take advantage of LTCG tax exemptions for equity investments. You'll also learn about capital loss set-off rules, dividend taxation, and the tax implications of intraday trading and futures & options (F&O). We'll explore how the new capital gains tax regime compares with the old one and end the debate by showing how to reduce your capital gains tax burden and maximize tax savings on your investments. By the end of the video, you'll understand how to calculate taxes for both short-term and long-term gains, as well as how to set off short-term and long-term capital losses. Whether you're investing in equities, mutual funds, or debt, this guide will help you make informed, tax-efficient decisions.

In this video, we will cover the following concepts:
• Tax on Shares & Mutual Funds
• Securities Transaction Tax (STT) explained
• Tax on Dividend Income
• Capital gains tax on shares
• Capital gains tax on mutual funds
• STCG VS LTCG Tax rates
• STCG Tax calculation
• LTCG Tax Calculation
• Exemptions in LTCG
• Capital Gains Tax for Debt Mutual Funds
• Tax calculation for ETF
• How to set off Capital losses
• Taxation on dividend income
• Capital Gains Tax on Stocks explained
• Intraday trading tax treatment
• Tax calculation on stocks after Budget 2024
• Futures & Options Tax rules
• What is the purpose of TDS?
• Updated Tax rates after Budget 2024
• Taxation on Mutual Funds
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