Do futures and options trading? Know full tax impact of derivative transactions on individual investors.

By Anonymous


Individual investors have started investing in the derivatives market in India due to the multiple exciting opportunities that the sector offers to make a profit. However, the taxability of such derivative instruments is still not very clear.
  • Any profit bare in India they have to pay tax according to the Income Tax Act.
  • An Individual who earn profit by investing in a derivative market they have to file tax return according to the income tax act. They have to file ITR 3 and ITR 4.
  • ITR 4 if income is declared as taxable under presumptive taxation i.e. u/s 44AD
  • ITR 3 if income is declared taxable as normal business income (i.e. not under presumptive taxation)
  • If The Individuals dose not earn profit then they have to file ITR 2.
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