SEBI propone suprimir impuesto LTCG a inversores extranjeros y facilitar cambios de fondos

SEBI propone suprimir impuesto LTCG a inversores extranjeros y facilitar cambios de fondos

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La Bolsa de Valores de la India (SEBI) presentó recomendaciones no vinculantes para eliminar el impuesto del 12,5 % sobre ganancias de capital a largo plazo (LTCG) para inversores extranjeros en acciones y para eximir a los inversores domésticos de fondos mutuos del impuesto al cambiar de esquema, a la espera de la aprobación del gobierno antes del presupuesto de 2027. La propuesta se produce tras los debates del gobierno, citados por Indian Express, sobre una posible reducción del impuesto para impulsar la participación en el mercado de valores. Jefferies advirtió que una rebaja podría atraer nuevamente flujos de cartera extranjeros, mientras que analistas citados por Finshots sostienen que el impuesto no es la causa principal de la salida de capital extranjero.

Actores

Indian government senior government official Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman SBI Group Chief Economic Adviser Soumya Kanti Ghosh State Bank of India

Ubicaciones

India Mumbai, India

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2 de noviembre de 2026
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Ahead of Budget 2027, Sebi recommends removal of 12.5% LTCG tax imposed on foreign investors
Ahead of Budget 2027, Sebi recommends removal of 12.5% LTCG tax imposed on foreign investors

Livemint • 2 de nov 13:31

The Securities and Exchange Board of India has submitted non-binding recommendations to remove the 12.5% long-term capital gains tax on foreign equity holdings and to exempt domestic mutual-fund investors from LTCG tax when switching schemes, pending government approval ahead of the 2027 budget.

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Sebi proposes LTCG tax relief for FPIs: What it means for Indian markets
Sebi proposes LTCG tax relief for FPIs: What it means for Indian markets

Business Standard • 2 de nov 08:46

India's securities regulator has suggested scrapping long-term capital gains tax on foreign portfolio investors and allowing domestic mutual-fund investors to switch schemes without tax, pending government approval.

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SEBI backs removal of LTCG tax for foreign investors: Report
SEBI backs removal of LTCG tax for foreign investors: Report

Moneycontrol.com • 2 de nov 06:44

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has recommended scrapping long-term capital gains tax on equity investments by foreign investors and allowing domestic mutual-fund investors to avoid the tax when selling holdings to purchase new ones.

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SEBI backs removal of LTCG tax for foreign investors: Report
SEBI backs removal of LTCG tax for foreign investors: Report

Moneycontrol.com • 2 de nov 06:44

The Securities and Exchange Board of India has recommended eliminating the 12.5% long-term capital gains tax on foreign investors and allowing tax-free switches between domestic mutual fund schemes held for over a year, ahead of the upcoming budget.

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30 de octubre de 2026
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Will cutting LTCG tax on equities bring foreign investors back?
Will cutting LTCG tax on equities bring foreign investors back?

Finshots • 30 de oct 01:32

Analysts argue that high long-term capital gains tax is not the main driver of foreign investors pulling money from Indian stocks, and reducing the tax may not reverse the trend.

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29 de octubre de 2026
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Potential LTCG tax cut could revive FIIs’ India bet, says Jefferies: Which stocks may benefit most?
Potential LTCG tax cut could revive FIIs’ India bet, says Jefferies: Which stocks may benefit most?

The Economic Times • 29 de oct 04:32

Jefferies warns that a reduction in India's long-term capital gains tax may revive foreign portfolio inflows, with banks, Reliance Industries and other large-caps likely to benefit the most.

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26 de octubre de 2026
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Budget 2027: govt weighs LTCG tax cut, dollar
Budget 2027: govt weighs LTCG tax cut, dollar

The Indian Express • 26 de oct 05:06

The government is weighing options, including a possible cut to the 12.5% long-term capital gains tax, as it seeks to revive equity market participation amid weak returns and low wage growth.

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