New Delhi, Oct. 27 -- The Centre is considering measures to improve India's tax appeal to foreign investors, including a possible LTCG (Long-Term Capital Gains) tax cut, amid heavy FPI outflows.

The government is reviewing tax structures in South Korea, Taiwan and Brazil, with SEBI reportedly presenting its recommendations to the Finance Ministry.

India's tax regime is seen as less competitive than some Asian markets. Taiwan, for instance, exempts listed securities from LTCG tax but levies a 0.3 per cent securities transaction tax on sales by individual investors.

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