Taxation of PMS?
Income from shares
purchased through PMS is taxable under Portfolio
Management Taxability India
as Capital Gains. Nature of these gains could be short term or long term
depending on the churn in the portfolio. 
Typically, PMS follows a low churn but
it depends upon the portfolio strategy. 
So, gains from stocks that are held for
more than a year get treated as long term and are taxed @ 10% plus surcharges.
For the holdings that traded within 1 year, treatment is short term, and are
taxed @ 15% plus surcharges. 
For the income earned in form of dividends
credited in the financial year, dividend distribution tax is already deducted
at the source and in the hands of the investor, these dividends tax-free. But, if
total income from such dividends earned in a financial year is more than 10
lacs across all investments, this is where Portfolio Management Taxability India comes into the picture, then additional dividend
income tax is also applicable. 
 
 
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