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India · Crypto Tax

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  • india-crypto-taxBuilt by Michael Cutajar and the OpenAccountants team

    Use this Guide for Indian income tax and TDS on crypto, tokens, NFTs and other virtual digital assets (VDAs) for tax year 2026-27 under the Income-tax Act, 2025. Trigger on "crypto tax India", "Bitcoin India tax", "VDA tax", "virtual digital asset India", "crypto TDS India", "Section 115BBH", "194S TDS crypto", "Section 393 VDA", "Form 141 crypto", "NFT tax India", "mining tax India", "staking tax India", "airdrop tax India", "crypto gift India", "crypto loss India", "ITR crypto", "WazirX tax", "CoinDCX tax" or any question about how crypto gains, losses, TDS, gifts, surcharge, advance tax and return forms work in India. Covers the flat rate on VDA transfers, the cost-only deduction rule, the no set-off and no carry-forward rule, TDS limits and payment, gifts and free receipts, surcharge and cess, return forms and due dates. For the general income-tax computation use in-income-tax; for residence use in-tax-residency.