Capital Gain Incidents

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Sadanandan (Querist)
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10 April 2026 An individual was a pertner in an LLP since 2018 with a Capital contribution of Rs 20Lakhs. During August 2025 the subject LLP was converted in to an unlisted Private limited Company and the Individual partner was alloted 29,650 equity shares of Rs 100 each in the newly formed provate limited company against individual's capital in the LLP. During April 2026, the Individual sold 50% of alloted share (14825 equity shares) in the Private limited company to another individual for a total consideration of Rs 40Lakhs. Compute the Tax implications for AY 2026-27 and 2027-28 with respect to conversion and sale of shares.

Dhirajlal Rambhia

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10 April 2026 The conversion of the LLP to a private limited company and the subsequent sale of shares involve specific tax implications under the Income Tax Act, 1961. The following computation details these for the assessment years requested.
AY 2026-27: Conversion of LLP to Company
The conversion took place in August 2025 (Financial Year 2025-26).
Tax Impact: Generally Nil, provided the conversion satisfies the conditions of Section 47(xiii) of the Income Tax Act.
Conditions for Exemption: To be tax-neutral, all assets/liabilities must be transferred to the company, and the partners must receive shares in the same proportion as their capital accounts without any other consideration.
Result: No capital gains tax is payable by the individual at the time of conversion.

Dhirajlal Rambhia

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10 April 2026 AY 2027-28: Sale of Shares
The sale took place in April 2026 (Financial Year 2026-27).
Nature of Capital Gain
Holding Period: For shares received on conversion, the holding period for the individual starts from the date of allotment (August 2025).
Classification: Since the shares were sold in April 2026 (held for approximately 8 months), which is less than the 24-month threshold for unlisted shares, the gain is classified as Short-Term Capital Gain (STCG). STCG would be 30 lakhs.
Tax Rate: STCG on unlisted shares is added to the individual's total income and taxed at the applicable slab rate.
Surcharge & Cess: Health and Education Cess (4%) and applicable surcharge (based on total income) will be extra.

Dhirajlal Rambhia

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10 April 2026 Important Note: To maintain the tax-neutral status of the original conversion, the partners must continue to hold at least 50% of the voting power in the new company for five years. Since the individual sold 50% of their shares, it is critical to ensure the total aggregate holding of all original partners combined does not fall below the 50% threshold to avoid triggering "clawback" provisions under Section 47A(3).

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