Dear Members,
Please tell me what will be the accounting entry of off-market share transfer from Father to his son and what will be its tax implication.
I will be pleased if explained with example.
Thank you.
Rahul Goyal
Rahul Goyal (ACCOUNTS & FINANCE) (34 Points)
23 February 2013Dear Members,
I will be pleased if explained with example.
Thank you.
Rahul Goyal
C.A. Jignesh N. Mehta
(C.A.)
(1030 Points)
Replied 23 February 2013
Say , father transfer shares of TATA which was in his books for Rs. 50000/-.
The entry to be passed by father would be as under:
If gifted:
Gift
To TATA Shares
If sold:
Bank
To TATA Shares
The entry to be passed by son in his books as under:
If gift reveived
TATA Shares
To Gift
If purchased
TATA Shares
To Bank
C.A. Jignesh N. Mehta
(C.A.)
(1030 Points)
Replied 23 February 2013
if the shares are gifted by father to son then there will be no tax.
if the shares are transfered at a value then the diff will be taxable as Capital Gain in hands of father.
I think the first option is the right option.
Rahul Goyal
(ACCOUNTS & FINANCE)
(34 Points)
Replied 25 February 2013
Thanks you sir,
I have one more following query, regarding accounting treatment of Futures/Option Purchase/sale.
1. What will be the accounting entry for purchase of future/option.
2. What happens when above entry squared off on there expiry date or squared off by trader before there expiry.
3. What entry to be made for Profit/loss of above transaction.
4. What to do at the time of finalisation of books, when I have some open position in above transactions.
5. what will be the effect of open interest in Balance Sheet. Need your cordial co-opration.
Thanking you.
Rahul Goyal |CFA
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