I have got shares of Reliance Home finance ltd from Demerger of Reliance Captial ltd. My q is
1) If i sell the same -is it LTCG or STCG
2) how the acquired value is calculated for capital gains.
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Stcg/ltcg valuation for demerged shares.
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Aug 2017 I got into my demat account.
I am holding Reliance Capital for last several years.
Reliance Home finance is born out of Reliance Capital.
That is why this q.
Samir - it is demerger from Reliance Capital to seperate Co called reliance home finance.
Both are traded now. Part of Reliance Capital is hived off into Reliance Home finance.
The period of holding of reliance home finance shares shall be counted from the date of acquisition of reliance capital shares. Since you are holding reliance capital shares for more than one year the period of holding of reliance home finance shares is also long term.
The cost of acquisition of shares of reliance home finance I.e the resulting company shall the proportion of net book value of assets transferred to net worth before Demerger of the reliance capital.
The cost of reliance capital shares shall be reduced by the cost of shares of reliance home finance as computed as per proportionate method.
The ratio of cost of shares of Demerger and resulting company is generally communicated by the company to its shareholders.
Hmmm Ok Thanks. Once it is LTCG - so it will come in exempt income.
Yes. . . . . Long Term. . . . . So exempt.....
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