How to compute AIF tax in the context of mutual funds

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Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) are private-pool investment vehicles regulated by SEBI separately from mutual funds. AIF investments require minimum Rs 1 crore (typically). For retail MF investors, AIF exposure usually comes via PMS or wealth-manager portfolios. AIF taxation depends on category and is more complex than MF taxation.

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How to compute AIF tax in the context of mutual funds