Tax Rules for Investing in Unlisted Shares in FY26 | Unlisted Ideas
New Delhi [India], June 17: Unlisted shares are steadily gaining traction among savvy investors looking to tap into companies before they hit the public markets. Whether it’s pre-IPO startups, private equity-backed firms, or marquee names like OYO still awaiting listing, the appeal lies in the potential upside. But with opportunity comes complexity, especially when it comes to taxation in India. Recent policy changes in FY25 and early FY26 have reshaped how gains from unlisted equity are taxed in India. From revised long-term capital gains (LTCG) rates to forex-adjusted benefits for NRIs, the rules aren’t just updates; they’re strategic levers. This guide from Unlisted Ideas breaks down the key tax implications you need to know while investing in unlisted shares. What Are Unlisted Shares?
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