Long term capital gains on inherited equity shares

I have inherited equity shares listed on NSE and BSE in yr 2021
said shares were allotted to deceased before 2001 in 1990
please guide how to calculate long term capital gains if sold in 2021 by inheritor
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This discussion clarifies the calculation of long-term capital gains (LTCG) tax for inherited equity shares. When shares were allotted to the deceased before 2001, the inheritor's cost of acquisition is generally the fair market value as of 31st January 2018. This 'grandfathering' provision means the value as of 1st April 2001 is not typically used. The cost is the lower of the fair market value on 31st January 2018 or the full value of consideration.

Take the price as on 31.01.2018, as cost of investment...... & proceed 

Ok....that is grandfather ing........and we don't have to take value as on 1/4/2001?? Please clarify

PRICE WILL BE FAIR MARKET VALUE EXISTING ON THAT DATE.

No need of taking price as on 01.04.2001, the 'grandfathering' till 31.01.2018 takes care of all that gains.

Thanks a lot for advice

My Pleasure ...                                  

Fair market value as on 31.1
2018 or the immediately preceeding day or full value of consideration for the shares/ units whichever is lower.

Thanks for valuable  opinion

No Rambha the clause does not always hold good in case of transmission of shares.

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