Capital gain on sale of shares at price less than the fmv

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a person wants to sell shares of private company to his brother at a price less then the fair market value. what shall be capital gain impact on the seller and tax impact on the purchaser?
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 Section 56(2)(x) of the IT Act stipulates that where certain assets, including shares and securities are received for a value which is less than their fair market value (“FMV”), then the difference between the FMV and actual consideration paid would be subject to tax in the hands of the recipient under the ‘other incomes’ head. Similarly, in the hands of the seller / transferor, Section 50CA provides for deeming the FMV of unquoted shares as the sale consideration for computing the capital gains arising from the transfer of such shares at a value which is less than the FMV.


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