Angel One · Tax statements

Download Angel One tax statements

Find and export Angel One reports for your chosen financial year. These are broker records to reconcile with your other documents; downloading a report does not file your tax return.

Facts checked through . Each row links to the broker’s published instructions. Account-specific eligibility and terms can change after this date.

Tax statements: published facts

Angel One: source, verification date and conditions for each recorded fact.
TopicPublished terms / instructions
Find the reportAccount → Profit and Loss → Download. Select Detailed Tax P&L for the tax-reporting record.Official source: Find the report · Verified
Period and historySelect the date range before downloading. Angel One’s help page describes P&L statements from the last two years; ask support for older records.Official source: Period and history · Verified
Detailed Tax P&LChoose the date range and download. The Tax P&L also includes short-term and long-term capital gains.Official source: Detailed Tax P&L · Verified

Reconcile the report before using it

Check the financial year, date range and segments before exporting. Save relevant contract notes, ledger and charge statements alongside the tax report. Ask Angel One about missing purchase costs, transferred holdings, corporate actions or differences between a trading P&L and the tax-reporting record.

These instructions help you retrieve broker documents. They do not determine your final taxable income, select an ITR form or submit a return. Review the records with your tax adviser, including investments held through other accounts. KYB does not collect your PAN, credentials or statements.

Angel One Tax statements FAQ

Account → Profit and Loss → Download. Select Detailed Tax P&L for the tax-reporting record.

Select the date range before downloading. Angel One’s help page describes P&L statements from the last two years; ask support for older records.

Choose the date range and download. The Tax P&L also includes short-term and long-term capital gains.