Tax of Capital Gain

If a private limited company buys shares of another private limited company. What is the tax implication if it is sold at a profit after 3 years?

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This discussion explores the capital gains tax implications for a private limited company selling shares of another private company after three years. It clarifies that a long-term capital gain (LTCG) will arise if the shares are sold at a profit. However, if the stake acquired is less than 10%, no capital gain tax is applicable as it's a private, unlisted company.

LTCG will arise
If it's an acquisition ot is a different story.

acquired stake of 10%

LTCG for seller

No capital gain will Arise.. since its a Pvt. limited company..not a listed company.

 

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