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Home > Income Tax > Help Center > Capital GainsLast Updated: Jan 25th 2024

How to declare Income from Capital Gains?

Capital Gains or Losses to be declared at the time of ITR Filing. Capital Gains Questionnaire from EZTax.in covers various classes capital assets like property, stocks, derivatives, futures, options, gold and cryptos.


Capital Gains Declaration Explained

While entering property, gold transactions can be entered fairly easily, often times the complexity in data entry lies with the stock market transactions.


Brokers or intermediaries such as Zerodha, CAMS Online, Upstox, ICICI Direct, Groww, Paytm, Sharekhan, HDFC Securities etc will provide transaction statements or profit/loss statements in excel or json formats.


EZTax facilitate easy upload feature where the screen shows instructions to download from broker and upload to import the transaction data in to the portal. Check more @ How to download tax P&L statement from different brokers?

Below screen shows instructions to import capital gains data.



EZTax.in Self Service Tax Profile Screen

1 Capital Gains Template

While EZTax provide a way to upload broker trading statements, EZTax Universal Capital Gains template provides an easy way to copy and upload the data where the broker statements are not integrated and/or not available in right format.

EZTax.in Self Service Portal recognises the below stock brokers

  1. Zerodha
  2. CAMS Online
  3. Upstox
  4. ICICI Direct
  1. Groww
  2. Paytm
  3. Sharekhan
  4. HDFC Securities
2 Select a Broker

Select a broker to get the download instructions and upload the file.

3
Click on Browse

Go to EZTax > Income > Capital Gains Income screen and click on Browse and upload the saved file. It will show all the transactions. Click on Save button and data will be saved

4
Summary

Once the data is uploaded, summary of your transactions will be shown and you can view the detailed transactions

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Disclaimer: This article provides an overview and general guidance, not exhaustive for brevity. Please refer Income Tax Act, GST Act, Companies Act and other tax compliance acts, Rules, and Notifications for details.