ETFs do in-kind transactions. An in-kind transaction frequently avoids being a taxable event because securities are swapped for other assets of equal value. Mutual funds, conversely, sell the assets ...

Both ETFs and mutual funds allow you to invest in a basket of securities — such as stocks or bonds — within a single investment. Both are taxed on capital gains and dividends and both are subject to ...

New gold investment tax rules took effect from July 23, 2024. As per the new rules, long term capital gains on physical gold, ...

From April 1, 2025, new tax rules apply to ETF redemptions. Silver ETFs held for more than 12 months are now classified as ...

For taxation purposes, mutual funds are classified as equity mutual funds or non-equity mutual funds. Equity mutual funds follow the same tax rules as listed shares. This means gains on units held for ...

This verdict will also positively impact FPIs based out of jurisdictions such as Singapore which have similarly worded tax ...