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Angel
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Hi,
In one of my client, 1 preference share is converted into 10 equity shares.
For example, - 10 Rs preference shares are converted to 100 Rs equity share.
What would be the accounting treatment for the difference of Rs 90 in the Balance sheet and presentation in schedule III.

I really appreciate any help you can provide.


Jayaraman Jaikumar
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05 April 2022 at 10:42

Q99-General Queries other than above

My father had purchased some shares in the 70's and 80"s the purchase price of which are not known today. Needless to say they were in physical mode. Were dematted once the demat process was introduced.

Due to various reasons my father changed his dp on multiple occasions and the shares were transferred from one demat to another (All demat in his name).

Consequent to his demise the shares were transmitted to my demat account.

Suppose if i sell the shares today how will LTCG be calculated


Saini
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07 March 2022 at 13:22

LTCG calculation help

Hi,

I need your help in understanding correct calculation of LTCG , for below mention example:

LTCapital Loss = Rs. 10,000/- & LT Capital Gain = 5,000/-

my question is :

(1) Will the LT Capital Gain will be deducted from Loss i.e (10,000 - 5,000) = 5,000/- loss will be carried forward???
OR
(2) Will LT Capital Gain 5,000/- will be shown as exempt income & Lt Capital loss of Rs. 10,000/- will be carried forward ???


plz help which is correct way to show in income tax returns


Thanks,


Vishesh Vyas
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I am a CA in employment and I wish to become a SEBI registered investment advisor to provide advisory services part-time. I understand members in practice can do that but I couldn't find anything for members in service. I would really appreciate any help with my query.


Ravindra Patil
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I inherited shares from my father after his demise in Sept. 2019.
My father had bought those shares before 31-1-2018.
The shares were transferred (by off-market transfer) to my demat a/c in March 2020.

As this was transfer without payment of consideration, the cost of acquisition for me would be my father's purchase price.

My query :
I sold some of the shares last month.
As those shares were purchased by my father before 31-1-2018, can I apply FMV (as per grandfathering clause) while calculating my LTCG?


Punit Yevale
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Hi All, If i want to gift share to my mother demat account and i again wanted to transfer those share to my account from mother's account. Is it possible? and is there any tax implication? By transferring again back to me, to determine nature of capital gains whether STCG or LTCG, the date of acquisition by the previous owner till date of sale is necessary. Could you please confirm date of acquisition will be considered from since i have purchace those shares first or it will be consider when my mother got the shares before again transferring back to me?


manisha
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08 February 2022 at 10:45

Rate of Share Transfer Stamp Duty

Dear Sir

Our company is in state of maharashtra,

What is present stamp duty rate for share transfer form.

Please revert


Kanwar Jit Singh
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I was allotted shares of my company in lieu of vested stock options at a certain price. In order to buy the shares I was given a loan by an Employee Welfare Trust and the shares alloted were issues with me as the first owner and the Employee welfate trust as second owner.

After the loan was repaid, the name of the Employee Welfare trust was removed by notung this as a transfer to my name in the Memorandum of Transfers in the physical share certificates.

The FMV at the time of this transfer was more than the original exercise and issue price of the shares.

Does this difference qualify as "Income from other sources" or not.

My contention is that shares were in my name all the time so it is not an income if the share price has appreciated in the meanwhile till I dispose of the shares. What section of various Acts can I use to substanitate my claim.


Rakesh Gupta
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What does PAAO means in IEPF status


DIVYESH JAIN
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17 January 2022 at 05:54

Investment in America

Dear Sir,

Should I invest in the American stock market as well apart from the Indian stock market for diversifying my portfolio for a long-term investment horizon, or should I only invest in India?

Please advise.

Regards,
Divyesh Jain