Let's find out if you can adjust your capital loss from one fund against capital gains from another fund
I have made a long-term capital gain from an equity mutual fund (Franklin India Focused Equity Fund) and a short-term capital loss from Nasdaq 100 ETF (which is treated as a debt fund for taxation). Can I adjust the loss against the gain and pay income tax on the difference? - Sanjay Kumar
This article was originally published on November 10, 2022.
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