Capital gains

One sale. Two tax systems.

Sell an Indian holding as a US taxpayer and both countries have a claim on the gain. The treaty stops you paying twice, but only up to the lesser of the two bills — so the answer is never simply one rate or the other.

Where is it listedQuantityBuy dateBuy price₹Sell dateSell price₹USD per ₹ when you boughtCurrency movement is part of your US gain (Rev. Rul. 54-105), so both dates matter.USD per ₹ when you sellYour US taxable income$Before this gain — it decides which bracket applies.Filing status

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