Understanding taxation when switching mutual fund plans
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I recently switched some of my mutual fund units to direct plans. Since the switch is treated as a redemption, I had to pay tax on the gains at that time. My concern is: when I eventually redeem these units in the future, will I have to pay tax again? Won't this amount to double taxation? - Rajan
This article was originally published on December 30, 2024.
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