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Commodore Question by Commodore on Jun 09, 2022Hindi
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I am Super Senior VETERAN, DOR 01 SEPT 1998. I have been filing my ITR regularly. 

2) I shall appreciate your help to calculate Profit/Loss on Share/M.F Txt.

3) I have redeemed Tata Infrastructure Fund Folio No. 142726 , Qty 1496 units, Amt Rs.38473/ Dt 23/11/2020.

4) My Purchase was a) 489.939 units at Rs 10000/- Dt.01/03/2007b) Units 1069.68 at Rs 30000/- @28.05 Dt.23/01/2008

5) PLZ Calculate LTCG/LOSS. Also let me know if Purchase NAV will be based on NAV 31ST JAN 2018.

6) For Share Txt of VEDANTA QTY 210 Sell & L&T QTY 5 Sell, I will give details on receipt of your comment on Tata M.F. Redemption. 

Ans: Grandfathering would be applicable for you while computing the capital gains for Tata Infrastructure Fund. The Cost of Acquisition to be considered would be the higher of:

(i) Cost of Acquisition of the asset and

(ii) Lower of:

  1. Fair market value of the asset as on January 31, 2018 and
  2. Full value of consideration received / receivable on transfer of the capital asset.

The computation for the same is tabulated below. I had assumed it is under dividend mode based on the NAVs provided:

Capital Gains Computation
Sl No Description Date Units NAV Amount
1

Sales Consideration

23-11-2020 489.939 25.717246 12,600
Purchase 1 01-03-2007 489.939 20.410704 10,000
Cost of Acquisition - on FMV 31-01-2018 489.939 32.27 15,810
As per grandfathering principle - COA   12,600
2 Sales Consideration 23-11-2020 1006.061 25.717246 25,873
Purchase 2 23-01-2008 1006.061 28.045771 28,216
Cost of Acquisition - on FMV 31-01-2018 1006.061 32.27 32,466
As per grandfathering principle - COA   28,216
  Long Term Capital Loss -2,343
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