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How do I read my P&L for the financial year?

Read Realised vs Unrealised, then open the year-by-year breakdown of booked gains and tax.

Updated 22 Jul 2026

The P&L This Year card splits your gain into what you've actually booked and what's still on paper. Below it, a year-by-year view shows the tax that follows the booked part.

Realised vs Unrealised

On the card, Realised is the gain from holdings you've sold this financial year — it's locked in. Unrealised is the paper gain on what you still hold, which keeps moving with prices. Only the realised part has a tax attached.

The card's Realised / Unrealised split, and booked gains for each financial year.

The year-by-year breakdown

The Realized P&L by Financial Year section charts your booked gains for each year. Step between years with the arrows, or click the FY 2025-26 button — the current year carries a NOW badge.

Open a year's detail

Clicking a financial year opens its full breakdown. The tiles across the top show Total P&L, LTCG Gain and STCG Gain, then the estimated tax on each and a combined Net Tax. Below that, every sale is listed with its date, quantity, gain and type.

A single year's realized gains, estimated tax, and the sales behind them.

Note: Gains are matched using FIFO — your oldest units are counted as sold first. Hover a row's type to see its Lot breakdown: which purchase each sold unit came from, and whether it counts as long- or short-term.

The tax figures are estimates to help you plan, based on the current financial year's rates and the ₹1.25L long-term exemption — the header notes they use FIFO and exclude brokerage and STT.

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