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How to Report Crypto, NFTs, Tokens Income: Schedule VDA in ITR Explained
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How to Report Crypto, NFTs, Tokens Income: Schedule VDA in ITR Explained

June 29, 2026

The introduction of Schedule VDA in Income Tax Returns mandates meticulous transaction-wise reporting for crypto, NFTs, and other virtual digital asset income, facing a tax rate of 30%.

Reporting Crypto and NFTs Income with Schedule VDA

The recent framework requires taxpayers to report income from cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and other virtual digital assets (VDAs) using Schedule VDA in their Income Tax Returns (ITR). Transactions are subjected to a flat tax rate of 30% as per Section 115BBH of the Income Tax Act.

This vital reporting mechanism emphasizes accuracy in transaction-wise disclosures, ensuring taxpayers adhere to compliance requirements. The regulation is a response to the growing sector of digital currencies, aiming for accountability and transparency in tax reporting.

Legal and financial advisors must be proactive in assisting clients with the new reporting obligations to avoid penalties associated with non-compliance. The emphasis on transaction-wise integrity will necessitate careful record-keeping and strategizing in reporting income from digital assets.

Citations

  • Income Tax Act 2026
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