5 replies on this article “ITR-2 – How and where to show long team capital gains of Debt MFs, RSUs of non-Indian company”

1. BunkerGuide says:

   August 9, 2017 at 5:08 pm

   It is not clear whether LTCL from sale of equity MFs and listed securities can be reported on ITR2 form or not.
   If we report in Schedule CG, it comes in CYLA and BFLA and gets displayed in carried forward.
   We cannot enter negative values in Schedule EI.

   So where should such LTCL loss from sale of MF units and listed shares be shown?

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   1. Manish Chauhan says:

      August 9, 2017 at 5:15 pm

      Hi BunkerGuide

      This query belongs to CA domain, hence we are not the right people to comment on this issue.

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2. JP says:

   July 2, 2014 at 8:10 pm

   Thanks a lot Sambaran Mitra for your answer. I will move ahead with your suggestion, unless better ones are provided.

   And YES, if there are mistakes, world will not end 🙂 (I like it)

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3. Sambaran Mitra says:

   June 23, 2014 at 12:02 am

   I just finished my ‘first draft’ of IT-return-filling using the java-tools provided by IT-department.
   Based on that knowledge, here goes my answers
   1. How about section A5 for short-term-CG? Section B3 for long-term-CG?
   2. I think you will have to show this. Have you tried section-B3 on schedule-CG. I have a feeling that selecting the correct combo-box will help you pay no-tax for LTCG on equity mutual funds.
   3. Same sections. Although you will need to re-enter the details in schedule-FSI and schedule-TR.
   Tips: I agree that schedule-CG is damn complicated. However, using the popular tax support softwares have left me very bitter. They do a lousy job and the responsibility is anyway on your head. Better to wade through yourself with help from google. Even if there are mistakes, world will not end. Income tax department sends a query and accepts clarifications without much hassle.

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   1. Kshitij says:

      September 1, 2015 at 1:37 am

      Hi JP/Sambaran,

      Thanks for your response. Have you been able to find the right details to be entered? I am facing the same issues.

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