Slump sale of proprietorship

Need some advise on slump sale of proprietorship to private limited company by different ownership.what are all the consequences in GST and Imcome tax ?

Whay are all the Entries to be passed in both concerns book of accounts.

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This discussion covers the implications of a slump sale of a proprietorship business to a private limited company with different ownership. It addresses the consequences for GST, including tax liability and ITC reversal, and Income Tax, specifically capital gains tax. The advice also touches upon the necessary accounting entries for both the proprietorship and the private limited company.

A slump sale is a transfer of one or more undertakings for a lump sum consideration, without assigning values to individual assets and liabilities.

Here are the consequences and implications in GST and Income Tax: GST Implications:

1. _Tax Liability_: The transfer of business as a going concern is exempt from GST, provided the transferee is registered under GST.

2. _ITC Reversal_: The proprietorship may need to reverse the input tax credit (ITC) claimed on inputs and input services used for the transferred business.

 3. _GST Registration_: The private limited company must obtain a new GST registration or transfer the existing registration in its name.

Income Tax Implications:

1. _Capital Gains Tax_: The proprietorship may be liable to pay capital gains tax on the transfer of business, as it is considered a transfer of

Thank you sirfor your advise on this.

Any form or declaration to be made for GST department

 

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