Tax on Long Term Capital Gain/Loss - Shares sold in US

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tv_freak
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Tax on Long Term Capital Gain/Loss - Shares sold in US

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Hi - I returned to India 8 years ago. So Indian Resident fully. My US account was not re-classified as alien so no withholding happened.
Activities -


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  • Sold some US shares for profit this FY
  • Some other US shares lost value and I had to authorize my broker to extinguish (whatever that means operationally)
    [/LIST]

    Now -
    [LIST=1]
  • I can index my cost of purchase for both and set off losses against gain - Pay Indian tax (20.6%) on the balance LTCG
  • File for US taxes in 2019 and claim credit on tax paid to Indian Govt (using DTAA)
    [/LIST]

    Is this the correct way to go about it?
    tv_freak
    Posts: 11
    Joined: Sun Jan 17, 2010 2:52 am

    Tax on Long Term Capital Gain/Loss - Shares sold in US

    Post by tv_freak »

    tv_freak;672831Hi - I returned to India 8 years ago. So Indian Resident fully. My US account was not re-classified as alien so no withholding happened.
    Activities -


    [LIST=1]
  • Sold some US shares for profit this FY
  • Some other US shares lost value and I had to authorize my broker to extinguish (whatever that means operationally)
    [/LIST]

    Now -
    [LIST=1]
  • I can index my cost of purchase for both and set off losses against gain - Pay Indian tax (20.6%) on the balance LTCG
  • File for US taxes in 2019 and claim credit on tax paid to Indian Govt (using DTAA)
    [/LIST]

    Is this the correct way to go about it?


    Actually another question, which was wrapped inside was - Can I set off long term losses on share against long terms gains in this given situation.
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