Chapter-7 Capital Gain - FA 2020
Chapter-7 Capital Gain - FA 2020
Chapter-7 Capital Gain - FA 2020
1 CAPITAL GAIN
ASSETS
Any transaction involving the allowing of the Allotment or lease under a house building
possession in part performance of scheme of society, Co or other association
Contract –53A
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CASE LAWS
Redemptions of Preference shares : is transfer
TV, Car, Mobile used for personal purpose is not capital assets.
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MEANING OF FOLLOWING TERMS:
In Area within limit of Municipality & which has population > 10,000
OR
If land situated in below area Measured Aerially will be urban land:
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1st and 2nd Proviso of Sec 48 shall not apply for computations of
LTCG in case of Equity shares or Unit of Equity oriented fund or unit of
Business Trust referred u/s 112A.
B. BONUS SHARES:
C. RIGHT SHARES:
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Note: Where SDV does not more than 110% of considerations,
then sale considerations shall be treated full value of
considerations. { Means as per FA 2020 10% variance allowed}
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(2) IF ASSESSEE CLAIM that the value assessed by SVA > the FMV
of the property AND value so assessed by SVA is not disputed (i.e.
challenged) in any Court.
Then A.O may refer the case to a Valuations officer for valuation
of the capital Assets
Mr. X claimed that FMV of assets is less than from value assessed
by SVA and he has not appealed in any manner against the order
of SVA. Hence AO refers the valuation to Valuation officer as per
provision of 50(2) and he ascertains the value of land as:-
Ex. 6.2: Mr. A sold a house to his Friend Mr. Y on 30-07-14 for
considerations Rs. 25 lakhs. The Registrar refused this value and
fixed Stamp value Rs. 45 lakhs. Mr. A preferred appeal to Court
and Court decided the House Value Rs. 35 lakhs (22 lakhs for Land
& 13 lakhs for Building).
Mr. A purchased this land on 02-06-06 for Rs. 5, 19,000 &
Completed house on 02-10-12 For Rs. 14 lakhs. Compute Capital
Gain For PY 14-15?
14. CAPITAL GAIN ON EQUITY SHARES ON WHICH STT LEVY [Sec 10(38)/111A
TYPE OF GAIN
LTCG STCG
As per Sec 112 – Tax rate on any long term capital will be 20%. However
Due to proviso of Sec 112 - in case of LTCG on listed securities then
there is following choice for Assessee:
✓ LTCG on transfer of
• Equity shares or
• Equity oriented fund or
• Unit of business trust
✓ In excess of Rs. 1,00,000 shall be taxable @ 10% if the
✓ STT paid on Acquisitions & transfer of equity shares
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Analysis
1. Deductions under chapter VIA is not allowed against capital gain
referred u/s 112A
2. Rebate u/s 87A is not available against LTCG taxable u/s 112A
3. If any equity shares acquired on or after 01-10-04, then
benefit of Sec 112A 111A available if STT levy at the of
purchase as well as sale.
However there is no condition of STT levy at time of
purchase, if:
o Shares acquire by way of IPO, FPO, Right shares or
bonus shares or
o Shares acquire before 01-10-04.
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COST OF ACQUISITIONS WHERE SHARES ACQUIRED BEFORE
01-02-18
Case I II III IV V
Cost of acquisitions on 16-09-17 410 710 900 800 30
FMV as on 31-01-18 730 780 300 1000 100
Selling price on 10-10-18 760 650 910 825 400
Q.2 On which assets index benefit [ICOA] will available in case Long Term
Capital assets
1 Equity and preference shares
2 Land & building
3 Debenture & Bonds
4 Capital Index bonds
5 Sovereign Gold Bond issued by RBI in 2015
6 Loom hours, patent, Tenancy right
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Finally he sold this house to Mr. C as on 12-12-20 for Rs. 90, 00,000
& paid 1% brokerage. However SVA value is Rs. 95, 00,000. Compute
the capital gain assuming that FMV as on 01-04-2001 is Rs. 6,
00,000.
Q.7 Mr. Z purchased a Routes permits on 02-01-99 for Rs. 1 lakhs. The
same are sold by him on 03-01-20 for Rs. 5, 20,000. FMV was
4,00,000 as on 01-04-01.
Q.9 Mr. Suresh was awarded Route permits between Jaipur to Delhi on
basis of his performance on 05.01.2000. He sells the same on 02-01-
17 for Rs. 6 lakhs. He claims that no capital gains are taxable since
COA is indeterminate. FMV of Route permit was Rs. 4,00,000 as on
01-04-01.
Q.10 Mr. Amit became a tenant in a property on 04.04.78. He did not pay
anything to acquire such tenancy rights. Since 1978 he is paying a
monthly rent of Rs. 1000. On 02-01-18, he vacates the tenanted
premises and received Rs. 20 lakhs from landlord for vacating the
premises. You are given that FMV of tenancy rights as on 01-04-01
was Rs. 5 lakhs.
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Q.12 What will be your answer of Q.12 if Shares are sold through
recognized stock exchange?
Q.13 Mr. A Buy 100 shares of RPL ltd on 02-02-91 per shares. On 02-01-
09, the Co B ltd sent him a letter of offer whereby he was offered 100
rights shares of paid up value of Rs. 10 at a premium of Rs. 50 per
shares (FMV as on 02-01-09 was Rs. 200). Mr. A on 29.01.09
renounced the right in favour of Mr. P and charged Rs. 75 per shares
from Mr. P. Mr. P applied for 100 shares on 11.02.09 and was allotted
these shares on 05-04-09. These shares are sold by Mr. P on 22.03.18
@ 300 per shares. Compute CG in both hands.
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Q.16 What will be your answer of Q.15, if SVA value is Rs. 43,00,000 & Mr.
Z also Forfeited Rs. 20000 as on 11-11-14.
Q.17 Mr. Y Acquire the Capital Assets as on 01-04-1962 for Rs. 2,00,000.
He Incurred Rs. 3, 00,000 as COI as on 01-09-74. He Gifted this
Property to Mr. X as on 01-09-1976 & Mr. X gifted this Property to V
as on 01-09-1978.
Mr. V Incurred Rs. 4, 00,000 as COI as on 01-09-84.
Mr. V Sold this property as to Mr. D Rs.30,20,000 as on 11-07-20.
Transfer Expenses Rs. 20,000
1 SECTIONS APPLIES IF capital assets are compulsory acquired under any law or
consideration is determined or approved by CG or RBI
2 TRANSFER YEAR Will be the P/Y IN WHICH ASSETS COMPULSORY ACQUIRED
3 HOLDING PERIOD Date of purchase TO date of Compulsory acquire
4 TAXABLE YEAR FOR ORIGINAL Will be P/Y in which FIRST INSTALLMENT RECEIVED.
COMPENSATIONS
5 SUBSEQUENT INSTALLMENT OF No Tax Treatment
ORIGINAL COMPENSATIONS
6 ENHANCED COMPENSATIONS It will be taxable on EACH RECEIPT BASIS
7 COST OF ENHANCED It will be NIL, However there can some transfer expenses.
COMPENSATIONS
8 NATURE OF GAIN OF ENHANCED Nature will be SAME AS nature of Original Compensations.
COMPENSATIONS
9 COMPENSATIONS RECEIVED IN ✓ If any amount of Compensations received in pursuance
INTERIM ORDER ✓ of Interim order of Court, Tribunal etc
✓ Shall be deemed to be income of PY under Capital gain
✓ In which final order of such Court, Tribunal made.
However if Final order made but amount received later year then taxable year will be received
year. We can say amount received year or Final order made year (whichever is later)
10 INTEREST RECEIVED ON ▪ It will taxable under I/F/O/S
ENHANCED COMPENSATIONS ▪ Will be taxable in the year of receipt
▪ Assessee will get 50% deductions from Interest income
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APPLICABLE: CONDITIONS:
❖ It must be URBAN AGRICULTURAL LAND.
INDIVIDUAL OR HUF ONLY ❖ Such Land was USED FOR Agricultural purpose
FROM LAST 2 YEARS.
❖ It has compulsory acquired under any law or
considerations determined by CG or RBI.
❖ Compensation received on or after 01-04-04.
❖ Enhanced compensations: exemptions also
available on it.
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IF AGRICULTURAL LAND IS RURAL AGRICULTURAL LAND – THEN
NO CAPITAL GAIN WILL LEVY SINCE IT IS NOT CAPITAL ASSETS.
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Analysis
1. Date of Transfer is not relevant. If compensation is received on or
after 01.04.04, then exemptions is available even transfer takes place
before 01.04.04
2. Such land must be held as Capital assets not as Stock in trade.
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enhanced compensation
DISTRIBUTION exemption
OF ASSETS benefit is available.
BY COMPANIES IN LIQUIDATION [SEC 46(1)]
Q.19 Mr. A converts his capital assets acquired for an amount of Rs.
50000 in June, 2003 into stock in trade in the month of Nov-2015.
The Fair market value of assets on date of conversion is Rs.
4,50,000. The Stock in trade was sold for an amount of Rs. 6,
50,000 in the month of September, 2017. What will be the tax
treatment?
Q.20 Mr. U purchased 1000 equity shares in X Ltd, at a cost of Rs. 30 per
shares (Brokerage 1%) in January-1996. She gets 100 bonus shares
in August-2000. She again gets 1100 bonus shares by virtue of
holding on Feb-2006. FMV of shares as on 01-04-01 is Rs. 80 per
shares. In January-2018, she transfers all her shares @ 200 per
shares (Brokerage 2%). Compute the Capital gain in PY 17-18?
Q.22 Mr. R holds 1000 shares in Star Minus Ltd an unlisted companies
acquired in 2001-02 at a cost of Rs. 75,000. He has been offered
right shares by company in the month of August-2017at 160 per
shares, in the ratio of 2 for every 5 shares held. He retains 50% of
the right and renounces the balance right in favour of Mr. Q for Rs.
30 per shares in September-2017. All the shares are sold by Mr. Rs.
for Rs. 300 per shares in January-2018 and Mr. Q sells his shares in
December-2017 at Rs. 280 per shares.
What are the capital gains taxable in hands of R & Q?
Q.24 Mr. Dinesh received a vacant site as gift from his friend in Nov-05.
The site was acquired by his friend for Rs. 7, 00,000 in April-02.
Dinesh constructed a residential building during 10-11 in said site
for Rs. 15, 00,000. He incurred out some further extension of the
constructions in the year 2012-13 for Rs. 5, 00,000.
Dinesh sold the residential building for Rs. 55,00,000 in January-18
but the Stamp valuations authority adopted Rs. 65,00,000 as value
of purpose of Stamp duty. Compute the capital gain for AY 18-19.
Q.25 Mr. Kay purchased a house property on 10-04-1992 for Rs. 65,000.
The FMV of the house property on 01-04-2001 was Rs. 2, 70,000.
Mr. Kay enter with sale agreement with Mr Jay and receive advance
Rs. 60000. However Mr. Jay could not fulfilled the agreement
therefore Mr. Kay forfeited such advance amount. In May-2008, Mr.
Kay constructed the first floor by incurring a cost Rs. 2,35,000.
Subsequently in Jun-09, Mr. Kay gifted the house to his brother Mr.
Dee. On 10-02-2018, Mr. Dee sold the house for Rs. 12, 00,000.
Compute the capital gain in hands of Mr. Dee for AY 18-19.
Q.27 K & Co, has 2 partners B & C. Mr. C brought his personal Jewellery
in Firm as Capital contributions. The Jewellery recorded in Books of
a/c at an agreed value Rs. 7 lakhs.
As on 07-02-10, C got such Jewellery through the will of his father.
Cost of assets to his father was Rs. 80000 (DOA 08-07-75).
FMV as on:
01-04-01 : Rs. 75000
07-02-10 : Rs. 1000000
Compute capital gain in hands of C?
Q.28 Mr. A, B & C are 3 partners of Firm. Mr. C retires from firm on 30-12-
09 and on that date the balance in his capital account is Rs. 13 lakhs
including the share of profit as on that date.
The firm transfer Jewellery on final settlement the account of Partner
C, which acquires by Firm on 01-01-92 For Rs. 4 lakhs. The FMV of
Jewellery as on 30-12-09 is Rs. 50 lakhs.
What will be the tax treatment in hands of Firm?
Q.31 Mr. A purchased 10000 equity shares of AB Pvt ltd on 28-02-04 for
Rs. 1,20,000. The Company was wound up on 31-07-14 & following
are financial positions on 31-07-14.
Liabilities Amount Assets Amount
60,000 Equity Shares 6,00,000 Agricultural Lands 42,00,000
General Reserve 40,00,000 Cash at Bank 6,50,000
Provision for Taxations [CDT] 2,50,000 -
48,50,000 48,50,000
Q.33 What will be answer if Mr. SA transfer 1 flat of Rs. 98,00,000 on 13-
02-22. Compute Capital gain?
Applicability ➢ INDIVIDUAL/HUF
Assets Transferred ➢ Residential House Property (whether let out or self occupied)
Nature of Assets ➢ Long Term Capital Assets
New Assets to be Acquired ➢ ONE Residential House Property situated in INDIA
Amt. to be invested in New ➢ Capital gain on Transfer
Assets
Exemptions amount ➢ Minimum of Following :
▪ Investment in New Assets
▪ Capital Gain
Time limit for investments Purchase Within a period of 1 year before or 2 years
after, FROM DATE OF TRANSFER
Example: If property Transferred on 17-08-07,
then New HP may be purchased at any time
between 17-08-06 to 17-08-09
Constructions Within a period of 3 years FROM DATE OF
TRANSFER.
Note: Constructions may start at any time
but must be completed within time
Unutilized Amounts. 1. The Amount not utilized BEFORE DUE DATE OF FILING
ROI, then amount shall be deposited in Capital Gain
Accounts Scheme of Nationalized Bank within time limit
of u/s 139(1).
2. The Amount should be utilized within prescribed period
3. IF Amount not utilized within prescribed period shall be
treated as LTCG of P/Y in which the prescribed TIME
PERIODS EXPIRE.
POH of new assets 3 years FROM DATE OF acquisitions or constructions
Sale of New Assets within 3 years STCG COMPUTED AS :
Sale Considerations of New Assets Xxx
Less: COA reduced by Capital gain exempt u/s (xx)
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Some Important Point for your Knowledge Purpose
Land Cost of House includes cost of Land also.
1st Floor Constructions of First Floor in existing house should be treated
Constructions as Independent Building for exemptions u/s 54 (SC)
More Than He can get benefit only one Residential house
One house
Constructions IF Assessee has partly invested on purchase of another house
v/s Purchase and partly on constructions of new floor to house so purchased
within prescribed time limit. Both expenditures are eligible for
deductions u/s 54.
Treatment of If Assessee is one of Co-owner and obtained the release of right
Co-owner of ownership of other co-owners in his favour. Is deemed to be
an acquisitions u/s 54.
Flat Where Assessee have been allotted the flat and paid a
Allotment and substantial amount towards cost within time limit u/s 54. he
payment v/s shall be entitled to exemptions u/s 54, though sale deed is
sale deed registered in his favour subsequently.
PY 17-18
Holding period: LTCG
Sale Considerations
Less: Transfer Expenses
Net considerations
Less: Index Cost of Acquisitions:
Less: Index Cost of Improvement:
LTCG before exemptions u/s 54
Less: Amount deposited in CGAS upto 31-07-18
Long Term Capital Gain
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Utilizations of Amount deposited in CGAS
KEEP IT MIND:
❖ For maintaing exemptions of Sec 54 F Assessee should not Purchase/
Construct any Residential house [OTHER THAN NEW HOUSE] within
a period of 2/3 years after date of Transfer of Original Assets.
❖ If he does so, the exemptions getting u/s 54F shall be withdrawal in
the year of violations.
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Summary
Sec 54 Sec 54 B Sec 54EC Sec 54F Sec 54D
(Sold RHP- Buy (Sold UAL - (Sold Any CA- Buy Sold Any CA
RHP) Buy Any AL) Bonds of (o/t RHP) – Buy
RECL/NHAI) RHP
Applicable Individual/HUF Individual/HUF ALL Assessee Individual/HUF
Assets Sold ANY RHP Any Urban Land or Building or Any Capital
Agricultural Land both Assets (o/t RHP)
Nature of gain LTCG LTCG/STCG LTCG LTCG
Buy Assets Any RHP Any Agricultural RECL / NHAI BONDS ( ANY RHP
land (U/R) which is Redeemable
after 5 yrs)
Investment Acquire: 2 from 2 Yrs from DOT 6 month from DOT Acquire: 2 from
time DOT or 1 year DOT or 1 year
just before DOT just before DOT
Construction: 3 Construction: 3
from DOT from DOT
Exemptions Amount Amount Amount invested or CG x AI
invested or invested or Capital gain -------------
Capital gain Capital gain (Lower) {Max. 50 Net
(Lower) (Lower) lakh in one FY} Considerations
Other No Conditions Assets used for No Conditions Assessee
Conditions Agricultural should not own
purpose from more than one
last 2 yrs from house on DOT
Date of Transfer
Amount not Amount should Amount should No such conditions Amount should
invested invest in CGAS invest in CGAS invest in CGAS
upto date of
Filling ROI
Unutilized Unutilized Unutilized Not Applicable Unutilized
Amount amount taxable amount taxable amount taxable
as LTCG in the as LTCG in the as LTCG in the
PY in which 3 PY in which 2 PY in which 3
years from DOT years from DOT years from DOT
expires expires expires
(UA X CG)/NC
If new Sales Sales Amount of CG Amount of CG
assets considerations – considerations – exempted earlier exempted earlier
COA of new assets COA of new assets taxable as LTCG in the taxable as LTCG in
transfer (however cost of (however cost of P/Y in which property the P/Y in which
before 3 new assets will new assets will sold. Capital gain on property sold.
years reduced by reduced by new assets shall be Capital gain on
exemptions exemptions claim computed normally new assets shall be
computed
claim earlier) earlier) normally
(2) What will be your answer if he sale the new house for Rs. 50, 00,000
as on 11-05-22 which was purchased as on 11-05-20?
(2) What will be your answer, if he sold new rural agricultural land for
Rs. 45, 00,000 as on 10-12-21 which was purchased as on 12-12-18?
Q.35 Mr. A purchased Land of Rs. 5, 00,000 as on 1-11-03 and same is gift
to his brother as on 11-07-09. FMV as on 11-07-09 was Rs. 40,
00,000. As on 15-03-18, he sold this Land for Rs. 1, 20, 00,000 to
Mr. Deepak.
As on 12-09-18, he invests following amounts:
(a) Rs. 45, 00,000 in RECL bonds which will redeemable after 62 months.
(b) Rs. 40, 00,000 in Notified units of Specified Assets.
(2) What will be your answer if Mr. A takes a loan against RECL Bonds
from bank by mortgages the same as on 1-12-19.
(2) What will be your answer if Such bonds sold for Rs. 50, 00,000 as on
10-10-19.
Q.37 Mr. B purchased a land of Rs. 2, 00,000 as on 11-11-02 and sold the
same for Rs. 90, 05,000 as on 11-07-17. Transfer expenses were Rs.
5000. On date of transfer of land he is already owner of one house.
(2) What will be your answer if new house which was purchased as on
12-05-19, sold for Rs. 60,00,000 as on 21-05-21?
Q.38 Mr. C purchased gold of Rs. 3, 00,000 as on 11-11-05 and sold the
same for Rs. 85, 05,000 as on 11-10-17. Transfer expenses were Rs.
5000. On date of transfer of land he is already owner of one house.
He deposited Rs. 50,00,000 in capital gain account scheme as on 30-
07-18.
As on 08-10-20, he withdrawal amount from CGAS and constructed
a new house of Rs. 30, 00,000.
Compute the capital gain for PY 17-18 and what will be tax treatment
of unutilized amount.
(2) What will be your answer if new house which was constructed as on
08-10-20, sold for Rs. 80,00,000 as on 21-06-21?
Q.39 A sell shares Private Sector Company on 10-07-09 for Rs. 806000
(COA on 16-06-02 Rs. 60000, expenses on Sale Rs. 6000). On 11-07-
09, he owns one residential house property. To Get benefit of
exemptions u/s 54F, X deposits on 30-05-10 Rs. 600000 in CGAS.
By withdrawing amount he purchases a Residential house property
at Delhi on 07-07-11 for R. 480000. Determine:
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Case Following Transactions are “Transfer” but will not be treated as transfer:
1 Any distributions of Capital Assets In kind By a HUF TO ITS FAMILY MEMBER
2 Any Transfer of Capital Assets to Any person Under GIFT OR WILL
3 Any Transfer of Capital Assets By Holding Co TO 100 % Indian Subsidiary Co
4 Any Transfer of Capital Assets By Subsidiary Co TO 100 % Indian Holding Co
5 Any Transfer of Capital Assets IN A SCHEME OF AMALGAMATIONS By Amalgamating Co TO
INDIAN Amalgamated co
6 Any Transfer of Capital Assets By Demerged Company to Indian Resulting company.
7 CONVERSION OF FIRM INTO COMPANY:
All Assets or Liability of Firm becomes Assets or Liability of Company.
All partner of Firm Immediately before Succession become the shareholder of Co In the
ratio of their capital balance stood in books
Partner Receives consideration only in terms of SHARES of the Co
The Aggregate shareholding of Partner should be at least 50% of Total voting in the Co
and their shareholding continues to be AS SUCH for a period of 5 CONSECUTIVE YEARS
from date of succession.
8 CONVERSION OF SOLE PROPRIETARY CONCERN INTO COMPANY:
All Assets & Liability of Firm becomes A/L of Company.
Sole Proprietor receives ONLY SHARES of the Company as Considerations.
The shareholding of Proprietor in the Co Should be at least 50% of total voting in the Co
And Their shareholding continues to be as such For a period of 5 consecutive years from
date of succession
9 CONVERSION OF PRIVATE COMPANY/UNLISTED COMPANY INTO LLP:
• Any transfer of Capital Assets By a Private Company Or Unlisted Company TO LLP or
• Any Transfer of Shares Held In The Co BY A SHAREHOLDER As a result of Conversion of
Co into LLP.
PROVIDED THAT:
All A/L of Co Immediately before the Conversion become the A/L of LLP.
All Shareholders of Co Immediately before the Conversion become the partners of LLP and
their Capital contribution and Profit sharing Ratio in LLP are in same proportion as their
shareholding in Co on Date of conversion.
The shareholders of Co do not receive any considerations or benefit, other than by way of
share in profit and capital contribution in LLP.
The AGGREGATE OF PROFIT SHARING RATIO of Shareholder of CO in LLP shall not be
less than 50% at any time during the period of 5 years form Date of conversion.
The Total sales, turnover or Gross receipts in Buss of Company IN ANY OF 3 P/Y preceding
the P/Y in which conversion take places does not exceeds 60 lakhs.
No amount is paid, d/id to any partner out of ACCUMULATED PROFIT of co for a period of
3 years from date of conversion.
The Total value of assets appearing in books of a/c of Company doe not exceeds Rs. 5
Crore in any of 3 PY preceding the PY in which such conversion TAKE PLACE. {FA 2016}
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In all above case Concept of Previous owner apply, therefore no
capital gain will be levy in hands of Transferor and when
transferee will sold the assets then he will take cost of previous
owner [49(1)] & also included previous owner holding period.
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PART 2:
Case Following Exchange are “Transfer” but will not be treated as transfer:
10. Any Transfer of Shares, In a Scheme of Amalgamations HELD BY SHAREHOLDER in
Amalgamating Co
CONDITIONS:
CONSIDERATIONS RECEIVED: Should be SHARES & should not be in CASH
TRANSFEREE Co: The Amalgamated Co. should be INDIAN
11. Transfer way of CONVERSION OF
Bonds or Debentures, Debenture–Stock or Deposit Certificates of a Co
INTO SHARES OR DEBENTURES OF THAT CO
12 Any transfer by way of conversion of preference shares of a company to equity share of
that company.
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Note: Exchange amounts to transfer as per sec 2(47), however above two
exchanges will not treat as a transfer due to Sections 47.
TAX TREATMENT: When Assessee sold converted asses (new assets), then
cost & holding period of previous assets will consider & no dispute in
Indexations (Everything will be previous assets)
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PART: 3
Case Following Transactions are “Transfer” but will not be treated as transfer:
13. Any Transfer of Capital Assets in a scheme of Reverse Mortgage made by CG
Any Transfer of Sovereign Gold Bond By Individual (only) will not treat as transfer (Such
Bonds should issued by RBI under Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme, 2015
14. KEY POINTS: Inserted by
• Exemptions is available to Individual only FA 2016
• Exemptions are available only when such bonds are redeemed.
• Exemptions not available if such bonds are transferred before maturity.
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WRITE SHORT NOT ON REVERSE MORTGAGE SCHEME
OTHER ASPECTS
Q.1 How will calculate the period of holding in case of following
assets?
A. Shares hold in a Company in Liquidations: The period after
the date on which company goes into liquidations shall be
excluded while calculating the holding period of shareholder.
B. Bonus Shares or Right Shares: The period of holding shall be
count from date of allotment of shares & will end with date of
transfer.
C. Flat in Co-operative Society: The period of holding will be
count from date of allotment of shares in the society and with
end with date of transfer.
D. Transfer of Security by Depository {i.e. Demat Account}: The
Date of holding shall be computed from date on which security
were credited to the Demat a/c and will end with date of
transfer. The FIFO method shall be adopted for determining the
period of holding.
E. Any specified security or sweat equity shares allotted by
employer free to his employees: The period of holding shall start
from date of allotment of such securities or Sweat equity
shares.
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Property constructed on a land purchased earlier: if land is
held by Assessee more than 36 months and building
constructed over it is held for not more than 36 months, in that
case, the gain arising from sale of Land would be LTCG & gain
arising from sale of Building shall be STCG.
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Whether Shares of :
• Unlisted company Shares of Specified Shares of Foreign
• Listed Company (w.e.f 5-7-20) securities by CG company
Sec 46 A apply
• 115QA shall apply in hands of
company
• Sec 10(34A) apply in hands of
shareholder IT is exempt in hands of Company
Distributed income is
[Buy back price – Issue price by company] x number of
shares
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Ex. Company issue shares as on 1-7-18 @ 30 [ 10 face value & 20 premium]. Mr. A
Buy 10000 shares from market as on 1/7/19 @ 80 per shares. As on 15/7/20 Company
buy back 10000 shares from MR. A @ 100 per shares [10 face value and 90
premiums]. What will be the tax treatment in hands of company as well as
shareholder?