If der is a stock split during the year but originally the shares wer purchased 12 months before the stock split date then the shares are sold during the year, so for calculation of stcg and ltcg which date shall be considered the date of original purchase or the stock split date??plz reply me as fast as possible

what is the concept of spread rate??? how does it help in banking interest issues?

can any give study trick for Securities Laws And Compliances [cs] ????

I have some company's share . value of this shares are very down nowadays. but i had planned that i sell all the shares at down rate and same amount is invest in purchasing of gold or silver. is that it is advisable???????

The gross exposure for intra-day trading is
33-1/3 times of the net worth or 25times of the net worth?

Dear All
Iam working in an private company
one of the share holder in my co is NRI and he invested in our co by debiting his NRE a/c
please confirm me did I file FCGPR and what are its procedures and where to apply

How green shoe option works when the price go below offer price in ipo?

Hi Every one,

Pls let me know about ESOP accounting.
How to create ESOP Entries in parent company books of account. Basically for US company. This for listed & unlisted company.

Thanks in advance.
REgards,
Gorksh Sutar.

please tell me....what is the difference between mcx and stock exchange.....

whether all the persons dealing in stock exchange or mcx whether directly or indirectly are liable to paying tax on capital gain arising from the sale of shares or commodities..or for taxation purpose the person must be registered.....???

Hi,

An NRI want to invest in the shares and debt of a company which is engaged in the business of agriculture (mainly plantation). The NRI has an address in India and is proposing to transfer the money from from his Indian bank account (SB a/c or NRO a/c) as per the advice of the banker.

Can he follow this procedure.

What are proceudres to be followed by the company while accepting such an investment.

Please advice.