News From Press Budget 2025: What mutual fund industry expects from finance minister?

Budget 2025: What mutual fund industry expects from finance minister?

Source: ET Jan 30, 2025

The mutual fund industry has presented its wishlist for Union Budget 2025-26, which includes proposals for earlier tax rates on capital gains, restoration of long-term indexation benefit for debt mutual funds, and mutual funds should be allowed to launch pension-oriented MF schemes (MFLRS) with uniform tax treatment as NPS.

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