Originally posted by :Ajay |
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Hi,
I am not from the tax or related profession, but need help from expert. My father has passed away before three years back. I have inherited the shares he had. But I do not have any idea about the purchase price which is required for calculating long term capital gain. How should I calculate long term capital gain which I am supposed to show on my IT return.
Thanks
Ajay |
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Capital gain will come in picture if u r selling those shares and it would be long term capital gain or loss as the date of purchase would be the date on which ur father had acquired those shares.
further the cost of acquisition would be indexed cost of the shares and the index of the year of purchase of shares needs to be applied.
And if u have paid the securities transaction tax at the time of selling those shares then the LTCG would be exempt provided u need to show the amount of STT paid or else it would be taxed at 10% without indexation benefit and at 20% with indexation benefit
revert at gujrathi.sneha @ gmail.com for any further clarification