Capital surplus is taxable or not

Hi

We have started a pvt ltd in 2013 with paid up capital 1crore, authorised capital 5 crore.

Now we have received investment of Rs 3 crore for 375000 shares @ Rs. 80 per share. Par value of share is Rs. 10.

In this case the capital surplus around 2.62 crores is taxable or not ?

If taxable what is the tax rate ? please clarify.

 

Thanks

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This discussion clarifies whether capital surplus generated from issuing shares above par value is taxable for a private limited company in the UK. According to the Income Tax Act 1961, if a closely held company issues shares at a price exceeding their fair market value, the difference is taxable under the Income from Other Sources (IFOS) head in the company's hands. This is governed by Section 56, with share valuation typically performed by a merchant banker.

In the context of Income Tax Act 1961 

if closely held company (pvt co) issue share where 

 issue price of share > fair market value of share then the difference shall be taxable under head IFOS in the hands of COMPANY 

The amount is taxable in sec 56 of income tax act but the valuation of share would be done by the merchant banker and not on the bases of book value.

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