Share Buyback में Tax देना पड़ता है? Tax Thursday | Yogesh Katariya

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A share buyback, also known as share repurchase, is a corporate action to buy back its own outstanding shares from its existing shareholders usually at a premium to the prevailing market price. It can be an alternative tax-efficient way to return money to shareholders.
What is Buy Back means?
Who can Buyback the shares?
Tax liability of Buyback in the hands of Shareholders?
Tax Rate for Buy Back Transactions?
When tax on Buy Back to be paid the companies?
Buy Back from NRI possible?
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Important Reminder: Please ensure that the buyback transactions are not taxed when filing your ITR. In certain cases, buyback transactions appear in capital gains statements as sale entries.

[@amitkawatra]

I am filing ITR and want to show TCS buyback transaction .. dont know where and how to do it. Can you help?

[@AmazonPRIME-nu8kn]

@@amitkawatra bro I am facing same problem

[@fardadfi]

@@amitkawatra go to AIS and mark it as buyback. Don't take it to capital gains calculation

[@rkverma1317]

Pl tell how to show buyback exempted income in schedule EI. Many people need this help. Pl reply urgently.

[@bdpandey3481]

Kya buy back amount profit and loss main add hoga? Agar add hota hai to tax exemption kaise hoga

[@pravinchandrashah7617]

Pl.explain , where and how profit on Buy back of shares is to be reflected in ITR 3

[@PALAKJAIN-k6q]

where to show buy back profit in ITR2?

[@champs72000]

Good information Sir. As you told its exempt from tax in the hands of Share Holder but what are the tax implications while calculating Tax u/s 115JB ???

[@sunilkumar7249]

Sir, Buyback se hue STCG non-taxable hota hai, lekin ITR-2 me us amount ko kahan par mention (kis schedule me) karna hota hai.... Please respond urgently Sir

[@amitkawatra]

I am filing ITR and want to show TCS buyback share .. dont know where and how to do it.

[@ashokanand5423]

I have same query. 😂

[@AmazonPRIME-nu8kn]

Same😂

[@altafshaikh1194]

In EI schedule section 10(34a) is not showing

[@Kamleshpatel-sv7qc]

Kahi nahi dikh raha he

[@phalgunibandyopadhyay2036]

Thank you, for genuine guidance for such an explanatory discussion on Buyback of shares.

[@dhruv_pcl2888]

sir meri income 2 lakh pr annum h..or mene overall 20 thousand rupee ke buyback sell kiye h..or mujhe buyback se 5 thousand rupee ka net profit hua h..tho mera buyback pr tax kitna banega or mera overall tax kitna banega...

[@learners8290]

Sir can a retail share holder claim all the capital gains (esp STCG) individual received under IT Section 10 34 E in case of buyback

[@learners8290]

10 34 A*

[@rkverma1317]

Our purpose is fill our ITR perfectly. It is a waste of time to watch such videos if you don't provide the information that how to report this exempted income in ITR.

[@ravim4170]

Merger, de-merger, bonus, split ke case me tax kaise handle hota hai, please wo sab bhi kabhi cover kar lijiye? Thanks.

[@ramyasri6093]

Yes pls

[@guruprakash4678]

This vedio would have been even better if the difrence betwen open market and tender buy bake and their impact on retail invester and tax implications on the same was covered

[@radhakrishnakeny-en7rw]

Is section 14 applicable. , please explain section14

[@rameshbhaipatel3819]

DONO BAJU BOLTE HO ki 10-34 A main tax nahi lagega aur 4.35 min pe bol rahe ho ki ap buyback main do ya bazar main becho 10% tax lagega

[@fardadfi]

Yes that is confusing

[@drpjmahanta1896]

Thanks Mr Yogesh, for your concise & informative content, simplifying the complicated subject of Taxation. A personal query- if I redeem my Motilal Oswal Nasdaq 100 FOF with capital loss, can I set off this against my Indian Demat account STCG or LTCG ?

[@ravichowdhury364]

Hi, 1. We need not see the type of instrument transferred for the purpose of set off of cg losses (no matching concept). 2. The only condition will be STCL Loss can be set off against STCG & LTCG both; however LTCL can be set off with LTCG only.

[@drpjmahanta1896]

@@ravichowdhury364 Thanks for your response, Mr Choudhary

[@Deepak_sagi]

Very poorly explaned.. majority of comments unanswered