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Share Markets and Taxations

  1. Share Markets and Taxations
    1. Share Market and Taxations Introduction
    2. Income Tax for Beginners Basic Concepts
    3. What is capital gains Long-Term and Short-Term How to Classify Your Income Correctly
    4. Business income Speculative and Non speculative
    5. share trading as business income Advantages and Disadvantages
    6. Indexation Explained and more about Taxation for Investors
    7. What is Indexation?
    8. Short term capital gain and days of holding explained
    9. Advance Tax Short and long term capital losses
    10. tax on share trading in india
    11. Carry forward business loss
    12. BTST Buy Today Sell Tomorrow and Tax-Loss Harvesting
    13. Balance Sheet and P&L Statements: Managing Trading Income as a Business
    14. Tax audit Scrip Wise and Trade Wise
    15. Section 44AD Audit Requirements: Understanding Balance Sheets, P&L Statements, and Books of Accounts
    16. How To File Income Tax Returns
    17. Income tax return FAQ Attachments, Due Dates, and Revisions
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Marketopedia / Share Markets and Taxations

The share market, also known as the stock market, is a platform where investors buy and sell shares, which are units of ownership in companies. It plays a crucial role in the economy by allowing companies to raise capital and giving investors the opportunity to earn returns on their investments. Trading in the share market can lead to two main types of financial gains: capital gains, when shares are sold for more than their purchase price, and dividends, which are a share of profits distributed to shareholders. These gains are subject to taxation, which varies depending on the country and specific regulations. In many jurisdictions, short-term capital gains (from assets held for a shorter duration) are taxed at a higher rate than long-term capital gains. Dividends may also be taxed, either at the corporate level, the investor level, or both. Understanding the taxation rules related to share market investments is vital for investors to manage their portfolios effectively and comply with tax laws.

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