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Commonly referred to as Pass through Income Section, deals with investments under The Alternate Investment funds (AFI) of Category 1 and 2 only.

It states that income from an Investment fund other than income "Under the Head of Business or Profession” shall be taxed in the hands of the Investor.

The fund further earns income under the following heads:

  1. 1.Income Under the Head Capital Gains
    • a. Long-Term Capital Gains 112A -12.5%/10%
    • b. Short Term Capital Gains if 11A -20%/15%, else slab rate
  2. 2.Dividends
  3. 3.Interest

Category 1 AFI's offer 15-20% return

Category 2 AFI's offer 12-18% return

For expert advice on investment strategies and taxation planning related to these funds, feel free to reach out to us for tailored guidance and support.




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