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Infosys has announced its 2025 share buyback, setting the stage for investors to tender shares and potentially benefit from the tech major’s strong cash reserves. While the record date determines shareholder eligibility, understanding the tax implications before participating is equally crucial to avoid post-buyback surprises.

1. What Is a Buyback Record Date?

The record date is the cut-off day to determine which shareholders are eligible to participate in the buyback. Only investors whose names appear in Infosys’ register of members on this date can tender their shares. Those buying shares after the record date will not qualify for the offer.

2. How Section 115QA Shapes Tax Treatment

Under Section 115QA of the Income Tax Act

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