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7h agoGold Investment Tax Rules India: Capital Gains, GST & Tax Benefits 2025

Taxation on gold investments in India varies by holding type and duration. Physical and digital gold attract capital-gains tax—short-term at slab rates if held under three years, long-term at 20 % with indexation. Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGBs) enjoy tax-free redemption after maturity, while ETF redemptions follow standard capital-gain rules. All physical purchases above ₹2 lakh require PAN disclosure. Experts advise maintaining purchase invoices and considering SGBs for dual benefits of yield and exemption under Section 47 (viic) of the Income-Tax Act.
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7h agoGold Investment Tax Rules India: Capital Gains, GST & Tax Benefits 2025

Taxation on gold investments in India varies by holding type and duration. Physical and digital gold attract capital-gains tax—short-term at slab rates if held under three years, long-term at 20 % with indexation. Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGBs) enjoy tax-free redemption after maturity, while ETF redemptions follow standard capital-gain rules. All physical purchases above ₹2 lakh require PAN disclosure. Experts advise maintaining purchase invoices and considering SGBs for dual benefits of yield and exemption under Section 47 (viic) of the Income-Tax Act.
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Gold Investment Tax Rules India: Capital Gains, GST & Tax Benefits 2025
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Physical and digital gold face capital-gain tax; SGBs offer tax-free redemption and indexed benefits for long-term investors.
Taxation on gold investments in India varies by holding type and duration. Physical and digital gold attract capital-gains tax—short-term at slab rates if held under three years, long-term at 20 % with indexation. Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGBs) enjoy tax-free redemption after maturity, while ETF redemptions follow standard capital-gain rules. All physical purchases above ₹2 lakh require PAN disclosure. Experts advise maintaining purchase invoices and considering SGBs for dual benefits of yield and exemption under Section 47 (viic) of the Income-Tax Act.

Taxation on gold investments in India varies by holding type and duration. Physical and digital gold attract capital-gains tax—short-term at slab rates if held under three years, long-term at 20 % with indexation. Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGBs) enjoy tax-free redemption after maturity, while ETF redemptions follow standard capital-gain rules. All physical purchases above ₹2 lakh require PAN disclosure. Experts advise maintaining purchase invoices and considering SGBs for dual benefits of yield and exemption under Section 47 (viic) of the Income-Tax Act.
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