Cost Basis Rule for equity transfers sets acquisition cost as higher of actual cost or lower of FMV and consideration. An amendment to section 55(2) prescribes that for long-term equity shares, equity-oriented fund units, or specified business trust units acquired before 1 February 2018, the cost of acquisition is the higher of actual cost and the lower of fair market value and full value of consideration; the Explanation specifies fair market value methods for listed securities, unlisted units, and shares that become listed, and cross refers definitions of Cost Inflation Index and recognised stock exchange.
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Cost Basis Rule for equity transfers sets acquisition cost as higher of actual cost or lower of FMV and consideration.
An amendment to section 55(2) prescribes that for long-term equity shares, equity-oriented fund units, or specified business trust units acquired before 1 February 2018, the cost of acquisition is the higher of actual cost and the lower of fair market value and full value of consideration; the Explanation specifies fair market value methods for listed securities, unlisted units, and shares that become listed, and cross refers definitions of Cost Inflation Index and recognised stock exchange.
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