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Question by R on May 21, 2024Hindi

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Mr Vivek Lala , what is the tax liability on redemption of ELSS MFs after 3 years sir?

Ans: It is taxed at 10 % as long term capital gains if your long term capital gains is in excess of INR 100000 for that year. Please note every SIP will need to complete 3 years in an ELSS, only then it will be considered as long term

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