Mutual Fund-Capital Gain
Calculator: F.A.Q.
What
is Capital Gain?
What
is Short Term gain?
What
is Long Term gain?
Where
can I view my Capital Gain computation?
How
is the Capital Gain computed?
How
are units added to my portfolio through Dividend Reinvestment, treated for the
computation of Capital Gains?
How
are Transfer in (TI) transactions accounted for in Capital Gains calculation?
How
are Transfer out (TO) transactions accounted for in Capital Gains calculation?
How
will Switch In and Switch Out transactions affect Capital Gain or Loss?
Can
this statement of Capital Gain Calculator be the final statement for filing
Income Tax Returns?
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What is Capital Gain? |
Profit earned on the sale of an asset such as
bonds, shares, mutual fund units, property etc., is termed as Capital Gain.
Capital Gain is further classified into Short term and Long term gain.
Conversely, if you make a loss on sale of assets, you incur a capital loss.
For more details and tax treatment of Short Term and Long term Capital gains,
you can consult your Tax Consultant or Chartered Accountant.
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What is Short Term gain? |
Gain arising from sale of units held for a
period shorter than or equal to 365 days is termed as Short term gain.
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What is Long Term gain? |
Gain arising from sale of units held for a
period longer than 365 days is termed as Long term gain.
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Where can I view my Capital
Gain computation? |
1. Login to your ICICIdirect.com account.
2. Visit the trading section of Mutual Fund.
3. Click on the link "Capital Gain".
4. Select the drop down of the financial year
5. For more details click on "View Details"
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How is the Capital Gain
computed? |
Capital gain, both long term and short term, is
computed as difference between redemption price(Sold NAV) and purchase price
(Bought NAV) into respective number of units.
All calculations are done on First in First out (FIFO) basis.
The calculations shown have been made on the basis of the following
assumptions:
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This is not a final tax computation for filing your Income Tax returns
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The printout of this statement can be used by your designated financial advisor
in the computation of your Income tax returns in accordance with applicable tax
slabs
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Capital Gain is classified as Short term or Long term, depending on the
difference between the redemption (NAV date) and purchase (NAV date)
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In this report, Capital Gain is calculated using FIFO logic (First in First
out)
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This report does not take into account any benefits, penalties or calculations
pertaining to a. Indexation and b. Dividend stripping
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For Transfer-In cases, cost of purchase and date of purchase is taken as per
the Net Asset Value (NAV) when the Transfer-In process was completed for said
transaction
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For Transfer-Out cases,
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Transactions preceeding the Transfer-Out date will be included in the
computations
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Once the folio has been Transferred-Out, the Transfer-Out transaction will not
be included in the computation of Short term or Long term gains/losses
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For Dividend Reinvestment cases,
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For any Dividend Reinvestment scheme or folio where additional units are
alloted by the Fund House, such units will be shown as Dividend Reinvestment
(DR) of additional units, with its purchase cost as Rs. 0; Please refer to
communication from ICICIdirect and/or your fund house to identify which DR
transactions are a result of Dividend Reinvestment, and take the appropriate
measures with your financial advisor to compute your tax liability on these
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For any scheme or folio where Bonus units are declared by the Fund House, such
units will also be shown as Dividend Reinvestment (DR) of additional units,
with its purchase cost as Rs. 0; Please refer to communication from ICICIdirect
and/or your fund house to identify which DR transactions are a result of Bonus
allotment, and take the appropriate measures with your financial advisor to
compute your tax liability on these
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For any merger of fund schemes or fund house, the resulting transactions will
be shown as Switch-Out (SO) from the old scheme/fund house and Switch-In (SI)
to the new scheme/fund house, and as a combination of SELL and BUY
transactions, in the; Please refer to communication from ICICIdirect and/or
your fund house to identify which SI/SO transactions are a result of merger
activity, and take the appropriate measures with your financial advisor to
compute your tax liability on these
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Transactions relating to Dividend Payout (DP) cases are not shown in this
report. Along with the above report, Customers are advised to take a print out
of Dividend report. Customers are requested to take appropriate measures with
their financial advisor to compute your tax liability on both the Capital Gains
on Mutual Fund holdings and the dividend payouts applicable. Click here to get
the Dividend Report
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How are units added to my
portfolio through Dividend Reinvestment, treated for the computation of Capital
Gains? |
The Model assumes purchase price of Re.0 for
units added to your portfolio through Dividend Reinvestment, and computes gains
based on FIFO logic.
Please Note:Refer to communication from ICICIdirect and/or your fund house to
identify which Dividend Reinvestment transactions are a result of Dividend
Reinvestment, and take the appropriate measures with your financial advisor to
compute your tax liability on these.
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How are Transfer in (TI)
transactions accounted for in Capital Gains calculation? |
For computation of Capital Gains in case of Transfer In (TI), purchase price is
taken as the NAV of the day when TI process was completed. Similarly, purchase
date will be the date on which (TI) is completed. However, we suggest you
follow the below mentioned steps to update these details once TI is complete:
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Login to your ICICIdirect account
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Click on "Portfolio"
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Click on "Mutual Funds"
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View your Mutual Fund Portfolio
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Click on "Scheme name"
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View Portfolio details and click on "edit"
Update the scheme details on Portfolio edit page and click Submit.
In case your Transfer-in request has multiple purchases, follow the above
mentioned steps for the first purchase and add the remaining purchases through
'Add Transaction' link available on your Mutual Fund portfolio page:
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View your Mutual Fund Portfolio
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Click on "Portfolio"
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Click on "Mutual Funds"
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Click on "Add Transaction"
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Input details in Fund name, Scheme name, Transaction date, NAV Date, NAV Value
per unit and unit
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Select 'Transfer In' for Transaction type
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Click on Submit.
For Example: Let's say you have two transfer-in requests:
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Transfer In 100 units of Fund A on 31/01/2010 at Rs. 22 (NAV as on 31/01/2010):
All 100 units of Fund A were originally purchased in a single transaction at
Rs. 10(NAV) on 11/09/2009
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Transfer In 200 units of Fund B on 31/01/2010 at Rs. 22 (NAV as on 31/01/2010):
All 200 units of Fund B were originally purchased in multiple transactions
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50 units of Fund B were bought at Rs.11 (NAV) on 12/06/2009
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150 units of Fund B were bought at Rs.15 (NAV) on 12/08/2009.
In the first scenario, update details by editing the NAV date and NAV Value per
unit on Portfolio edit page as per original Purchase transaction.
For the second scenario, follow the same process, except, this time you will
need to change number of units along with NAV date and NAV value to reflect
first purchase i.e. 50 units.
Next, go to MF portfolio and click on Add new transaction for Fund B.
Units in this case will be 150, transaction type will be TI, at Rs. 15 (NAV)
and date will be 12/08/2009.
Thus, you will effectively replace the TI transaction with actual purchase
transactions details (Transaction type will still be TI but with original price
(NAV) and NAV dates.)
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How are Transfer out (TO) transactions accounted for in Capital Gains calculation? |
In case of Transfer-Out (TO), all transactions preceeding the TO date are included in the Capital Gain computation. However, once the folio has been Transferred-Out, the transaction will not be included in the computation.
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How will Switch In and Switch Out transactions affect Capital Gain or Loss? |
Switch -In (SI) transaction is treated as a new " Purchase" for Capital Gain/Loss computation. Similarly, Switch Out (SO) is treated as "Sell" and will invite Capital Gain/loss, as applicable.
Please Note:Refer to communication from ICICIdirect and/or your fund house to identify which SI/SO transactions are a result of merger activity, and take the appropriate measures with your financial advisor to compute your tax liability on these
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Can this statement of Capital Gain Calculator be the final statement for filing Income Tax Returns? |
No, this is not a final tax computation for filing your Income Tax returns. The printout of this statement can be used by your designated financial advisor in the computation of your Income tax returns in accordance with applicable tax slabs.
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