TAX REGIME SPECIFIC TO MUTUAL FUND INVESTORS IN INDIA FOR Financial Year 2022-23 I. TAX RATES FOR MUTUAL FUND INVESTORS Tax & TDS are subject to applicable Surcharge and Health & Education Cess at the rate of 4%. Please see the Notes below NOTES: Provided that the mutual fund units are held as capital assets. …
Option Pricing remains a mystery not only for new and aspiring Traders but even for many old professionals in this Field. 9 out of 10 derivative traders have heard about Option Greeks, but only a few are aware of how these can be applied in the real market. What is more important, most are not aware …
On 30th August’22, Piramal Enterprises started trading as the demerged entity retaining the Financial Services business and a new Entity “Piramal Pharma” which will house the Pharma business of the combined entity will get listed later in the 3rd qtr of the current financial year. However the biggest drawback of such demerger and delay in …
So as an Investor how to take advantage of the current High Interest Rates to potentially benefit for a long period of times. Few Options are:-1- Bank Fixed Deposit can lock the current high Interest Rates for 5 years.2- Fixed Deposit Schemes of certain NBFC’s for a max period of 7 Years.3- GSec of Govt …
As per new Mutual Fund rules by SEBI, Investors either need to specify Nominee details at the time of submitting the application or submit a signed declaration to opt out of nomination. More important is that existing MF investors will also have to either specify a nominee or opt out of nomination by 31st March …
The below data of FII’s reveal a very startling fact that after the last Union Budget in Feb’21 when nifty touched 15,000, they were never a net buyer of Indian Equity and were either juggling their portfolio or net seller which increase in ferocity once Nifty touched 18,600 in Oct’21 The data also reveals that …
With Continuous fall in equity market and bearish tone for the coming months, many investors now have following thoughts.1) Ruing the inaction by not selling their portfolio or part of it when FII’s started continuously selling from Apr’21 or especially from Otc’21 when the selling increased (Nifty reversed from 18,604 reached on 19 Oct’21).2) Why …
Venture Capital is a financial tool for companies and wealthy and institutional investors usually in exchange for equity shares in the company. It focuses on wealthy investors who invest in startups with long-term profit and growth perspectives. It is easy for small business owners to receive money in the short term and for investors to …
