An individual received property from a dissolved partnership firm at book value in 2006 and is now selling it. The question is whether the cost for capital gains tax purposes should be the book value at dissolution or the partnership's original purchase cost. If the partnership already paid capital gains tax upon dissolution, the book value is considered the cost. However, if no tax was paid by the firm, the cost to the firm when it originally purchased the property is used.
An individual, who was a partner in a partnership firm has received an immovable property from the partnership firm on account of dissolution on 31/10/2006 at book value.
Now the said transferred property is getting sold by the receiving partner. In this case what will be the cost for the purpose of capital gain - Book value OR cost to partnership firm on purchase of property. Purchase made in July 2000.