Fair market value of inventory defined for conversion to capital asset under amended income-tax rules, clarifying valuation methods. Amendments specify that audited balance-sheets as drawn up on the valuation date must be used for valuation documentation, and establish that fair market value, when inventory is converted to a capital asset, is: stamp-duty value for immovable property; the prescribed valuation method for jewellery, art and specified securities; and otherwise the open-market sale price on the conversion date.
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Fair market value of inventory defined for conversion to capital asset under amended income-tax rules, clarifying valuation methods.
Amendments specify that audited balance-sheets as drawn up on the valuation date must be used for valuation documentation, and establish that fair market value, when inventory is converted to a capital asset, is: stamp-duty value for immovable property; the prescribed valuation method for jewellery, art and specified securities; and otherwise the open-market sale price on the conversion date.
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