Cost of acquisition deemed between Electronic Gold Receipts and underlying gold, affecting capital gains computation. A new deeming sub-section to section 49 treats the cost of acquisition of an Electronic Gold Receipt issued by a Vault Manager as the cost of the underlying gold for capital gains where the EGR is acquired by a specified transfer, and conversely treats the cost of gold released against an EGR as the cost of the EGR in the hands of the recipient, applying prospectively to the relevant assessment years.
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Cost of acquisition deemed between Electronic Gold Receipts and underlying gold, affecting capital gains computation.
A new deeming sub-section to section 49 treats the cost of acquisition of an Electronic Gold Receipt issued by a Vault Manager as the cost of the underlying gold for capital gains where the EGR is acquired by a specified transfer, and conversely treats the cost of gold released against an EGR as the cost of the EGR in the hands of the recipient, applying prospectively to the relevant assessment years.
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