NSE directs brokers to remit excess Securities Transaction Tax for FY24 and earlier years
Change
NSE directed its members, including brokers and sub-brokers, to disclose and immediately remit any excess Securities Transaction Tax collected for FY2023–24 and earlier years, with interest charged at 1% per month and a seven-day compliance window.
Why it matters
The directive requires members to perform retrospective reconciliation of historical STT collections and to surrender any amounts they have been retaining. The exchange will collect the recovered funds and place them into the government account, creating a clearer audit trail for past trades.
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