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How to report withdrawal of ULIP after the lock-in period in your ITR: Tax rules explained

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  1. Budget 2025 clarified that ULIPs with annual premiums over Rs 2.5 lakh are treated as capital assets.

  2. Gains from such ULIPs are taxed at a flat 12.5% under Section 112.

  3. The 12.5% tax applies only to gains exceeding Rs 1.25 lakh in a financial year.

  4. Withdrawals after the lock-in period must be reported in the Income Tax Return (ITR) under capital gains.

  5. The clarification affects ULIPs with premiums above the threshold, distinguishing them from tax-exempt life insurance policies.

How to report withdrawal of ULIP after the lock-in period in your ITR: Tax rules explained · in5points