March tax checklist
Before 31 March,
a few things worth doing.
For the financial year 2026–27: what mutual fund investors, seniors and businesses can still do before the year closes. Tick them off as you go.
₹1.25 lakh
Of long-term equity fund gains, tax-free each year. Use it or lose it.
- Long-term equity gains above it
- 12.5%
- Short-term equity gains
- 20%
- Unused losses carry forward
- 8 years
Everyone
If you invest in mutual funds
Senior citizens
If you’re 60 or over
Businesses and large gains
If you run a business, or have large gains
The new year
Coming up in April
General information for the financial year 2026–27, as the rules stood in October 2026. Not tax advice: tax rules change with each Budget, and what applies to you depends on your income and regime. Check with your CA before you act. Your ticks are saved only in this browser.
Before 31 March
A second pair of eyes on your gains.
We’ll go through your capital gains statement with you: what’s already been booked, what could still be harvested or set off, and which sales are worth timing. Then you and your CA decide.
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FAQs
Your questions about year-end tax.
What is tax-gain harvesting?
Can losses on funds be set against gains on shares?
Do senior citizens pay advance tax?
Can I claim ELSS under the new tax regime?
Is this tax advice?
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Know your money will do what you need it to.
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