A client wants to sell shares of a private limited company. Please say how to calculate the FMV and what will be the tax implication arising from the sale of shares.
Thanks in advance
Yashu Mundhra (Accounts Executive) (28 Points)
21 July 2012A client wants to sell shares of a private limited company. Please say how to calculate the FMV and what will be the tax implication arising from the sale of shares.
Thanks in advance
CA Mayank Tulsyan
(B.Com(H), ACA)
(274 Points)
Replied 21 July 2012
The shares of a private company, if held for more than 12 months should qualify as long term capital asset . However the benefit of zero taxation which is available to listed shares on which STT is payable, would not be available to shares of a private company. So it will attract LTCG 20%.
And to my knowledge FMV of these shares should be taken as sale price Less actual cost paid to acquire shares.
Please correct me if am wrong.
Thanks
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