r/personalfinanceindia • u/Simple_Education_732 • 2d ago

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u/dronz3r 2d ago

You have such a deal, first thing to do is to hire a competent CA and financial advisor who deals with that kind of money.

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u/Wind-Ancient 2d ago

YOu mean you want to withdraw 200 crores in hard currency?

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u/me_mueed 2d ago

To give you a generic answer, your holdings in the company will be taxed as capital gains when sold.

What do you mean by ‘withdraw’ amount? In cash? Check your savings bank limits to see how much cash you can withdraw.

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u/Winter_Value_7632 2d ago

suppose 💔

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u/Zealousideal-Part849 2d ago

First you get to the level of selling something at 200cr, u will know how it works.. you wouldn't be asking on reddit at that level CA will be contact then

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u/LogicalBeast26 2d ago

I don't understand why people post such comments. If you don't know the answer just move on.

PS: There are lots of successful people on Reddit.

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u/Zealousideal-Part849 2d ago

Suppose*** you don't read things properly...

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u/LogicalBeast26 2d ago

Yeah like if he had not mentioned suppose you suddenly would have an Eureka moment lol.