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Simplifying taxes will improve collection

Capital gains tax: A capital conundrum
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One of the welcome highlights of the Union Budget on Tuesday was simplifying the structure of capital gains tax. Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced short-term capital gains on certain financial assets would be taxed at 20 per cent as against 15 per cent earlier. All other financial and non-financial assets would continue to attract the applicable rate. This meant short-term gains in the stock market would now attract a tax liability of 20 per cent. Further, long-term gains from all financial and non-financial assets would now attract 12.5 per cent tax. Long-term capital gains tax on

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