Crypto gain after fees, TDS and tax. In India virtual digital assets are taxed at a flat thirty percent with no deduction except cost, and losses cannot be set off against anything, which changes the arithmetic entirely.
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₹1,50,200 after ₹7,300 in fees, ₹10,250 deducted at source and ₹67,500 in tax. The gross gain was ₹2,25,000, so 33.24% of it went in friction.
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Fees apply on both the buy and the sell leg, so the round trip costs roughly twice the stated rate. Indian tax treats virtual digital assets separately: a flat thirty percent on the gain, no deduction for anything except the cost of acquisition, and losses that cannot be set off against other income or even against other crypto gains. There is also a one percent TDS on the sale value, which is creditable against the final liability rather than an extra cost.
gain less fees on both legs, less flat-rate tax with no set-off of lossesEach of these is asserted on every build. If a change to the engine ever moved one of these answers, the build would fail before the page could print it.
Profit after fees and tax₹1,50,200
(41L - 32L) x 0.25, taxed at the flat 30%
Open this exampleProfit after fees and tax-₹6,400
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