Partnership business income

A partnership firm where two were partners,

both invest their money in the firm and the firm is in trading at stock market and making profit. 

Now\

-  the profit to the firm will be capital gain and

- share of profit from the business is business profit or loss

Is this is correct.

Veterans, please guide and advise.

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Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies how profits from a stock market trading partnership are treated for tax purposes. It confirms that income can be classified as either capital gains or business profits (PGBP), depending on the frequency of transactions. The thread also addresses whether a partnership firm can be a shareholder, concluding that while firms can own assets like property and vehicles, they cannot directly hold shares as they lack separate legal entity status. Shares are typically held in the names of individual partners.

Yes your interpretation is right
It could be capital gain/loss or PGBP.
Depends on how frequently you are doing transaction of particular stock.
Yes you're correct

can a partnership firm be shareholderl of a company;  and hold shares in the name of the partnership firm.?

I still have doubt..!!

Actually can't because partnership firm doesn't have separate legal entity like company. so it can't be a share holder.
after seeing your second question I got the same doubt how partnership firm bought shares on it's name??
I think they must be purchasing shares on the name of individual partner.
A firm can hold shares in its name.
firm can have properties registered in its name
firm can even register motor vehicles in its name.

You can treat the trading made at the stock market as PGBP on the basis of the frequency of the transactions

He never asked whether or not share trading is business for the firm.

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