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anand Question by anand on Jun 01, 2021Hindi
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I seek your expert advice on the following:

 1. I am retired Government servant (MP) since 2006-age 76 with only income from pension
2. This year I had closed my PPF account and redeem TATA mutual fund TINFD -the amount is deposited in my Sbank account
3. I would like to know will there be any tax liability covering short/long term capital gain on the amount received.

Hope you will provide me necessary advice

Ans: We suggest consulting a CA regarding the same.

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