NISM Certifications · NISM-Series-X-B: Investment Adviser (Level 2) · Taxation of Equity Products
Which of the following is a condition for a transaction in listed equity shares to qualify for concessional capital gains tax rates under sections 111A and 112A?
The concessional rates apply when listed equity shares are transferred on a recognised stock exchange and securities transaction tax is paid, subject to specified exceptions. Holding form, residency status and reinvestment are not the conditions for sections 111A and 112A.
- AThe transfer must be through a recognised stock exchange with securities transaction tax paid, subject to specified exceptionsCorrect
- BThe shares must be held in physical form
- CThe investor must be a non-resident only
- DThe gain must be reinvested within six months
Explanation
Concessional rates under sections 111A and 112A apply to listed equity shares, equity-oriented fund units and business trust units where STT is paid on transfer, with limited exceptions. Physical form, residency and reinvestment conditions are not required.
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