Funds can also be divided into open- and closed-end funds. …show more content…
The stocks these mutual funds have are very fluid and are used for buying or redeeming and/or selling shares at a net asset value. Mutual funds posses shares of several companies and receive dividends in lieu of them and the earnings are distributed among the share …show more content…
In fact, since the tax is on distributions, it makes income schemes less attractive in comparison to growth schemes, because the objective of income schemes is to pay regular dividends. The fund cannot avoid the tax eve if the investor chooses to reinvest the distribution back into the fund. For example, the fund will still pay Rs. 10.20 tax on the announced distribution, even if the investor chooses to reinvest his dividends in the concerned scheme.
3.13 THE RIGHTS OF INVESTORS
As per SEBI Regulations on Mutual Funds, an investor is entitled