Capital gains tax in India vs worldwide: How does India compare with other countries?
Capital gains tax in India varies by asset class and holding period, with separate rules for short-term and long-term gains. Worldwide, tax treatment differs sharply, ranging from no standalone capital gains tax in some jurisdictions to headline individual rates of 45% or more.
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