hi
My client has had a pvt company since 2004 march .
He has just sold his shares and has had a capital gain of 1266000.
What will be his tax liability , 10% or 20% and can he use the indexing benefit to save tax
Regards
3 Replies
CA Devender Chauhan
(Group Financial Accountant)
(1526 Points)
Replied 07 December 2011
/forum/long-term-capital-gain-on-unlisted-shares-46852.asp
refer to the link.......... u will find ur answer
(Guest)
If shares (listed or unlisted ) are held by the tax payer for more than 12 months, then gains arising from their sale are treated as long term capital gains. If the period of holding is lower, then such gain is treated as short term capital gains.
tax rate on unlisted shares- LTCG @ 20%with indexation and in case of STCG -normal slab rate
in this case , Long term capital gains @ 20% with indexation
CA LALIT WADHWA
(FRESHER)
(105 Points)
Replied 07 December 2011
20 %...indexation is available..
10% is available in case of listed shares sold outside the exchange if indaxation benefit is nt taken...its optional...bt in dis case 20% rate is applicable...
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