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29 September 2010 what is slump sale? How is capital gain computed in case of a slump sale?

29 September 2010 Hi Yogesh,

When an assessee sells the whole of his undertaking without specifically determining sale price of each asset of undertaking, then it is called 'Slump sale'.

Tax Implications:-
Section 50B of Income tax act,1961 deals with provisions relating to 'Slump sale'.

Net worth of undertaking is treated as 'Cost of acquisition'

When life of undertaking as a whole is more than 3 years, then it is treated as 'Long term capital asset'irrespective of date of purchase of each individual asset.

When life of whole undertaking is less than 3 years, then it is treated as 'Short term capital asset' irrespective of date of purchase of each individual asset.


All the best.
Hope you understood the concept.

03 December 2010 Thank You very much




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