India Exempts Capital Gains Tax on Government Bonds for Foreign Investors
India has scrapped capital gains and FII tax on government bonds to attract foreign funds. This move makes returns on government bond investments tax-free for foreign investors.
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India scraps capital gains tax for foreign bond buyers to shore up rupee
Central bank holds interest rates despite pressure on currency from foreign outflows and war in Iran
Read full article →India scraps tax on overseas bond investors in bid to attract foreign capital and shore up the rupee
India has announced several measures to boost capital inflows, including the scrapping of capital gains tax for foreign investors in government bonds.
Read full article →Govt exempts capital gains tax on FIIs' govt bond investments
The move is aimed at making Indian debt markets more attractive to overseas investors while helping shield the economy from the effects of the continuing Iran conflict.
By TOI BUSINESS DESK
Read full article →India scraps capital gains, FII tax on government bonds to draw foreign funds
By Siddharth Upasani
Read full article →Big Boost: Government Bond Returns Now Tax-Free For Foreign Investors
Under the revised framework, the long-term capital gains (LTCG) tax on government securities has been reduced from 12.5 per cent to zero.
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