ilmscore | How to save tax in 2025? | Tax Harvesting | CA Rachana Ranade

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The speaker's target for Nifty in 2027.
"I am going to talk about my target of nifty in 2027"
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When selling shares for tax harvesting, ensure there are no clear breakouts in the stock, as a rapid price increase after selling could lead to buying back at a higher price, negating the tax benefits.
"number two please ensure that whenever you are selling any share just to save taxes be sure that there is no clear breakout in that stock it could so happen that suppose you sell a share at 100 just to do tax harvesting in our example what have we taken if you sell a share at 100 you buy the same share at ₹1 only after a day but it could so happen that there is a great breakout in the stock and with in a day to that stock rises to 115 120 what ever and in that case you will end up paying more to buy the same stock and you could lose out on some of the benefits of this tax harvesting so ensure that there are no clear breakouts when ever you You are selling these shares for the purpose of gaining on some tax benefits"
Stock Breakouts and Tax Harvesting
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Avoid selling shares for tax harvesting if there are upcoming corporate actions (like dividend payouts) on the same day, as this could lead to losing out on those benefits.
"and ultimately ensure that there are no key corporate actions which are there on the day of selling. So, just as an example, when we were talking about selling the shares on 10th of March, if the company was going to pay you a dividend and the record date was 10th of March, what could happen is you could sell the shares only to get the tax benefit, but you lose out on the benefit of dividend. So, in the third case, you are actually harvesting your profits, but you lose out on the dividend income. So, ensure that just to gain something, you are not losing out on something."
Corporate Actions and Tax Harvesting
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