SME IPO Capital Gain Tax Advantages
Last updated August 22, 2026
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- Capital Gain Tax
- SME IPO Short-term Capital Gain Tax
- SME IPO Long-term Capital Gain Tax
- How capital gain tax is charged on SME IPOs?
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- Suppose, an investor has bought 1,000 shares of a SME company at Rs. 20 then the total buy price will be Rs 20,000. Now, if the investor sells entire holdings within a year at Rs. 25, a 15% STCG tax will be applicable.
- Acquisition cost = 1,000 shares*Rs 20 = Rs 20,000
- Selling price = 1,000 shares*Rs 25 = Rs 25,000
- Capital gain = Rs 25,000 – Rs 20,000 = Rs 5,000
- Short-term capital gain tax = Rs 5,000*15% = Rs 750
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Data Tables
| Listed SMEs on BSE and NSE | Non-listed SMEs | |
|---|---|---|
| Short-term capital gain | 15% | Upto 30% (Depending upon the tax payer’s income tax slab rate) |
| Long-term capital gain | Nil subject to STT | 20% |
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