Sale of unlisted share

If unlisted share is sold at price below than the FMV calculated on the basis of income tax provisions & the seller paid the LTCG on the basis of FMV but the deal is executed at price below than the FMV. is there any tax liability on the part of purchaser also? 

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This discussion addresses the tax implications when unlisted shares are sold for less than their Fair Market Value (FMV), even if the seller paid Capital Gains tax based on the FMV. It clarifies that the purchaser may also face a tax liability if the purchase price is below the FMV. Specifically, if the difference between the purchase price and FMV is £50,000 or more, or if the purchase price is significantly lower than FMV, it could be treated as a taxable gift for the buyer.

Is it greater than cost of accquistion?

Yes, if the differential amount is Rs. 50,000/- or more...

Yes if he purchases at amount lower than FMV then it will be taxable as gift in his hand

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