ITA 1961 · Sec 10(38)
Long-term capital gains on listed equity
Long-term capital gains on listed equity are fully exempt from tax under this section, subject to STT having been paid.
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ITA 1961 · Sec 10(38)
Long-term capital gains on listed equity are fully exempt from tax under this section, subject to STT having been paid.
ITA 2025 · Sec 198
The blanket exemption is withdrawn; such gains are taxed at 12.5% above the annual exemption threshold.
ITA 1961 · Sec 24(b)
Interest on a self-occupied property is deductible up to a specified cap set within this section.
ITA 2025 · Sec 22
The deduction is retained with the same cap, relocated and renumbered for clarity.
ITA 1961 · Sec 195
Any person paying a sum chargeable to tax to a non-resident must deduct tax at the rates in force.
ITA 2025 · Sec 393
The obligation carries over unchanged, renumbered and consolidated with related withholding provisions.
ITA 1961 · Sec 72
Business losses may be carried forward for eight assessment years, subject to timely filing.
ITA 2025 · Sec 111
The eight-year window is retained, with the filing condition restated in the new numbering.