News From Press Debt mutual funds may get tax relief on capital gains

Debt mutual funds may get tax relief on capital gains

Source: Financial Express Jan 6, 2025

The mutual fund (MF) industry’s demand for restoration of the indexation benefit when capital gains are computed on the sale of debt-oriented funds may be considered favourably by the government. An announcement to this effect is likely to be made in the Budget FY26.

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