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India's Supreme Court will review if the 0.1% stock trading tax violates constitutional rights.
The Supreme Court of India has agreed to review the constitutional validity of the Securities Transaction Tax (STT), a 0.1% tax on stock trades since 2004, following a petition by trader Aseem Juneja.
The court, led by Justice JB Pardiwala, issued notice to the Union government, examining whether the tax violates fundamental rights, including equality and the right to livelihood.
The challenge centers on STT being imposed regardless of profit or loss, creating potential double taxation with capital gains tax and lacking refund mechanisms.
The review will assess if the tax’s structure is constitutional and disproportionately impacts traders.
La Corte Suprema de la India revisará si el impuesto del 0.1% sobre el comercio de acciones viola los derechos constitucionales.