Report Scripwise trades for adding Capital Gains

Report Scripwise trades for adding Capital Gains

Scripwise reporting allows you to consolidate all trades of a single security (scrip)—even if they were made on different dates—and report them as a single entry. The total gains or losses are calculated using the weighted average of buy/sell prices, quantities, and expenses across all trades for that scrip.

When Should You Use Scripwise Reporting?

  • You’ve made multiple trades in the same stock, mutual fund, ETF, or bond
  • Your broker’s Tax P&L report is scripwise, not tradewise
  • You prefer a simplified reporting method without entering each transaction separately

Things to Keep in Mind

  • Ensure all trades for that scrip are included to get accurate results
  • Use a weighted average to calculate buy and sell prices
  • Holding period is based on the first buy date and final sell date
  • Refer to your broker’s Tax P&L report for accurate scripwise data

How to Add Scripwise Trades

  1. Go to File > Capital Gains > Add Securities
  2. Click on Add Manually
  3. Enter your Account Details
  4. Choose Scripwise as the reporting type
  5. Fill in the following details for each scrip:
    • Asset Type (Equity / Debt / Other)
    • Listed or Unlisted
    • Description (Scrip name)
    • ISIN
    • Quantity (total across all trades)
    • Holding Period (Short Term / Long Term)
    • Buy Price (weighted average)
    • Sell Price (weighted average)
    • Transfer Expenses (total across trades)
  6. Click Save to add the trade to your Capital Gains report

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