Conversion of physical shares into demat
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31 May 2025
I have a doubt that if we convert physical shares into demat form then whether the cost incurred for demat of shares can be capitalised in the proportion of shares or not?
Or it is to be shown as expenses and will be disallowed as per income tax act?
Or it is to be shown as expenses and will be disallowed as per income tax act?
31 May 2025
The cost incurred for converting physical shares into demat form is generally treated as a fee for administrative processing and not as an enhancement to the value of the shares themselves. Therefore, it is not considered a capital expenditure that can be capitalized , so consider it as expense.
28 September 2025
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