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Capital Gainsppt 180105192411
Capital Gainsppt 180105192411
INTRODUCTION
CAPITAL GAINS
SEC 45(1)-CHARGING SECTION
“Any profit or gains arising from the transfer of
capital assets is taxable under the head capital gains
in the previous year in which the transfer has taken
place.”
Conditions for Gains to be charged under Capital
Gains
4) Capital asset acquired by assesse after 1-4-1981 & originally acquired by previous
owner before 1-4-1981.
Cost to Previous Owner X Cost Inflation Index in the year of Transfer
Or FMV on 01.04.1981 CI Index for yr the asset is first held by assesee
(whichever is high)
5) Capital asset acquired by assesse after 1-4-1981 & originally acquired by previous
owner after 1-4-1981.
Cost to Previous Owner X Cost Inflation Index in the year of Transfer
CI Index for yr the asset is first held by assese
Indexed Cost of Improvement
1. Ignore Improvement Before 1.04.1981 in all cases .
Indexed Cost
=Cost of Improvement X CI Index in Yr of Transfer
CI Index in Yr of Improvement
Sec 45(1A)-CAPITAL GAINS ON
INSURANCE CLAIMS
Where any person receives at anytime during the year
any money or other assets under an insurance from an
insurer on account of damage to ,or destruction of any
capital asset, as a result of-
(i) Flood,typhoon,hurricane,cyclone,earthquake etc
(ii)riot or civil disturbance
(iii) accidental fire or explosion
(iv)action taken by an enemy or action taken in
combating an enemy
Then any Capital gains arising from the receipt of such
money or other assets shall be chargeable to tax
Sec 45(1A) is not attracted if an asset is destroyed and
no insurance compensation is received. Such a
destruction of asset shall not be treated as transfer and
thus there will be no Capital Gains.The cost of the
asset destroyed shall be a capital loss which has no tax
treatment.
The Capital gains shall not be taxable in the year in
which asset is destroyed but shall be taxable in the
year in which Insurance money is received or an asset
is received from the Insurance company.(Exception to
charging section 45(1).
Section 45(3)
Taxable in the hands of the partner
Consideration: Amount recorded in the books of
accounts
Section 45(4)
Chargeable in the hands of the firm
Consideration : fair market value as on the
date of transfer
Slump sale means transfer of one or more undertakings as
a result of sale for lump sum consideration without values
being assigned to individual assets and liabilities in such
sales –Section 2(42C).
SLUMP SALE
Cost of acquisition : Net worth
No indexation
Short term/long term
Value of assets : Depreciable/non-depreciable
Value in the hands of purchaser.
SEC 50C-SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR FULL
VALUE OF CONSIDERATION IN CERTAIN
CASES
Where the consideration received or accruing on
transfer of a capital asset ,being land or building or
both,
Is less than
The value assessed or assessable by the Stamp
Valuation Authority for the purpose of payment of
stamp duty,
The value so assessed or assessable shall be deemed to
be the Sales Consideration.
Where the assessee claims that the value so assessed or
assessable exceeds the FMV of the property and
the value so assessed or assessable has not been
disputed in any appeal or revision before any authority,
the A.O. may refer the valuation of the capital asset to
a Valuation Officer.
Where value ascertained by the Valuation officer
Value ascertained by
Stamp duty value shall be Valuation officer shall
taken as Sales Price be taken as Sales price
SEC 50D-FAIR MARKET VALUE DEEMED TO BE
FULL VALUE OF CONSIDERATION IN CERTAIN
CASES
Where the consideration received or accruing as a
result of transfer of a capital asset by an assessee is not
ascertainable or cannot be determined ,then, for the
purposes of computing income chargeable to tax as
capital gains ,the fair market value of the said asset
on the date of transfer shall be deemed to be the full
value of the consideration received or accruing as
a result of such transfer.
CAPITAL GAINS ON CONVERSION OF DEBENTURES
INTO SHARES [SEC 49(2A)]: