Capital Gain Treatise
Note : The book Capital Gain Treatise" contains 142 chapters.
Preface
GST fever is on. The whole nation is waiting for the most revolutionary change since the independence of our country. The Central Government and State Governments are making every effort to introduce the Goods and Service Tax Law with effect from 1-7-2017. Many States also have already passed their respective States’ Goods and Service Tax Acts. The day is not far when Indian economy would witness the impact of the biggest indirect tax reform to happen in the coming Goods and Service Tax (GST) regime.
The whole nation is now in a transition phase for stepping into the GST regime. This book aims at diffusing the confusion prevailing in the area of the process and procedure of the transition. An attempt is made herein to solve issues and the problems likely to come by. Migration being an inherent part of transition, is also dealt to begin with. Registration being omnipresent in the whole process is also touched upon to the extent relevant.
This book has been thoughtfully divided into Six Parts comprising all the statutory provisions related to Registration for and Migration and Transition into the GST regime, alongwith the related procedural aspects, in terms of the relevant Rules and Forms.
Part I of the book deals with the importance and process of Migration. It also develops the basic understanding of the GSTN together with the registration process in the transition phase as also when already into the GST phase.
Part II is devoted to the special provisions concerning Input Tax Credit which is the basic object of the GST aiming at ensuring free flow of the input tax credit. The attempt herein is to cover almost all kinds of fact situations and the mechanisms to handle them for the purpose of successful availment of the input tax credit flowing from the pre-GST regime into the post-GST regime.
Part III is concerned with the specific transition provisions related to refund applied for, refund to be applied for, goods sent on approval, appeal, review or reference, adjudication proceedings and return of goods, etc., with the help of some graphical (flow chart) representations so as to attain the basic understanding of the issue in point.
Part IV of the book incorporates as many as Twenty Six Case Studies and practical problems to cover practically all kinds of fact situations. The authors have tried to cover varied situations and different aspects in the Case Studies with a view to explaining the actual happenings in the process of availment of input tax credits in cases with different factual contexts.
Part V reproduces the FAQs released by CBEC on 31-3-2017 immediately after passing of the CGST Act 2017 so as to explain the statutory provisions and the rules relevant thereto.
The concluding Part VI reproduces all the statutory provisions concern-ing the transitional processes and procedures with the reproduction of even the related Rules and the Forms, apart from the Sections.
While everyone, the Authors not excluded, are not fully confident about the uncertainties emerging and confronting in the initial phase of implementation of the GST, it is certain that the present work will, at the least, ease the first phase, being migration into and handling of the transition phase which are going to be the first and immediate happenings.
I am pleased to introduce my co-author Akash Phophalia who is a welcome addition to our Creative Cell (now in its 37th Year). He is a young man who is in practice in indirect taxes since 2010. He is a fellow member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. He has a strong tendency towards learning and also making it known through his various diplomas and certificate courses apart from M.Com. FCA, Company Secretary Course, and what not. Currently he is one of the faculties on GST as recognized by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. His enthusiasm is certainly appealing to me.
I would feel obliged on receiving any constructive suggestions, even criticisms.
Chapter No | Chapter name |
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PART: A | CAPITAL GAINS & CHARGEABILITY TO TAX |
Chapter: 1 | Bird’s-Eye View of Capital Gains Provisions |
Chapter: 2 | Capital Gains and Chargeability Thereof |
Chapter: 3 | Capital Gains and Clubbing of Income |
Chapter: 4 | Taxability of Gains from Transfer of Immovable Property |
Chapter: 5 | Gains Arising from Transfer of Intangible Assets |
Chapter: 6 | Gains Arising from Sale of Trees |
Chapter: 7 | Instances of Chargeability as Capital Gains |
Chapter: 8 | Receipts Not Chargeable to Capital Gains |
Chapter: 9 | Year of Chargeability of Capital Gains |
Chapter: 10 | Capital Loss Situations |
PART: B | CAPITAL ASSETS |
Chapter: 11 | Definition and Relevance of Capital Asset |
Chapter: 12 | Property of Any Kind |
Chapter: 13 | Instances of Assets Held as “Capital Asset” |
Chapter: 14 | Instances of Asset Not Being a “Capital Asset” |
Chapter: 15 | Stock-in-Trade, Consumable Stores and Raw Material |
Chapter: 16 | Income From Dealing in Securities in Case of Foreign Institutional Investors |
Chapter: 17 | Personal Effects |
Chapter: 18 | Utensils Made of Precious Metals Vis-a-Vis Personal Effects |
Chapter: 19 | Jewellery as Capital Asset |
Chapter: 20 | Drawings, Paintings, Etc. as Capital Assets |
Chapter: 21 | Agricultural Lands |
Chapter: 22 | Capital Gains From Transfer of Agricultural Lands [Position Upto Assessment Year 2013-14] |
Chapter: 23 | Capital Gains From Agricultural Lands [w.e.f. A.Y. 2014-15] |
Chapter: 24 | Gold Bonds |
Chapter: 25 | Special Bearer Bonds, 1991 |
Chapter: 26 | Self Generated Capital Assets |
Chapter: 27 | Membership Right of Stock Exchange |
PART: C | NATURE OF CAPITAL ASSET/GAIN |
Chapter: 28 | Short Term Capital Asset/Gain |
Chapter: 29 | Long Term Capital Asset/Gain |
Chapter: 30 | Determination of Period of Holding of Capital Asset |
Chapter: 31 | Date of Acquisition of Capital Asset in Particular Circumstances |
Chapter: 32 | Case of Land With Superstructure |
PART: D | TRANSFER |
Chapter: 33 | Transfer in Relation to Capital Gains --Statutory Position |
Chapter: 34 | Compensation Regarding Settling of Inequalities in Joint Family |
Chapter: 35 | “Held to be Transfer” Case Law |
Chapter: 36 | “Held Not to be Transfer” Case Law |
Chapter: 37 | Relinquishment |
Chapter: 38 | Extinguishment |
Chapter: 39 | Agreement to Sale with Possession of Immovable Property |
Chapter: 40 | Transfer Consequent to Reduction of Share Capital |
Chapter: 41 | Transactions Not Regarded as Transfer |
Chapter: 42 | Certain No Transfer Cases Under Section 47 to be Become Transfer Cases [S.47A] |
PART: E | CHARGEABILITY UNDER SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES |
Chapter: 43 | Taxability of Insurance Claim Against Damage or Destruction of Asset [Section 45(1A)] |
Chapter: 44 | Conversion of Capital Asset into Stock-in-Trade [Section 45(2)] |
Chapter: 45 | Transfer of Security Via Depository System [Section 45(2A)] |
Chapter: 46 | Contribution of Capital Asset to Firm/AOP/BOI [Section 45(3)] |
Chapter: 47 | Transfer of Capital Asset on Dissolution of Firm/AOP/BOI [Section 45(4)] |
Chapter: 48 | Amount Received on Retirement from Partnership [Section 45(4)] |
Chapter: 49 | Consequence of Distribution of Assets on Retirement of Partner in Firm’s Hands [Section 45(4)] |
Chapter: 50 | Retiring Partner Taking Money Towards his Share in Case of No Distribution of Assets [Section 45(4)] |
Chapter: 51 | Compulsory Acquisition of Property [Section 45(5)] |
Chapter: 52 | Investment in Equity Linked Saving Schemes [Section 45(6)] |
Chapter: 53 | Distribution of Assets by Company in Liquidation [Section 46] |
Chapter: 54 | Company Buying Back Shares or Other Specified Securities [S. 46A] |
Chapter: 55 | Capital Gains in Case of Depreciable Assets [Section 50] |
Chapter: 56 | Assets of Power Companies Depreciated on SLM Basis |
Chapter: 57 | Mortgage of Assets and Capital Gains |
Chapter: 58 | Securities Lending Scheme |
PART: F | COMPUTATION OF CAPITAL GAINS |
Chapter: 59 | Framework for Computation |
Chapter: 60 | Full Value of Consideration |
Chapter: 61 | Expenditure in Relation to Transfer |
Chapter: 62 | Cost of Acquisition--General [S. 55(2)] |
Chapter: 63 | Cost of Acquisition with Reference to Certain Modes of Acquisition [S. 49] |
Chapter: 64 | Cost of Acquisition--Judicial View |
Chapter: 65 | Cost of Acquisition of Property Blended with HUF Character |
Chapter: 66 | Cost of Acquisition of Property Blended with HUF Character |
Chapter: 67 | Cost of Improvement of Capital Asset |
Chapter: 68 | Indexed Cost of Acquisition and Indexed Cost of Improvement |
Chapter: 69 | Base Year for Indexation Under Varying Situations |
Chapter: 70 | Fair Market Value |
Chapter: 71 | Receipt of Advance Money in Lieu of Transfer |
PART: G | IMPLICATIONS OF SECTION 50C |
Chapter: 72 | Deeming Full Value of Consideration in Case of Land or Building or Both |
Chapter: 73 | Applicability of Section 50C in Varying Situations |
Chapter: 74 | Rights in Property and Applicability of Section 50C |
Chapter: 75 | Extension of Scope of Section 50C to Purchaser |
Chapter: 76 | Reference to Valuation Officer Vis-a-Vis Section 50C |
Chapter: 77 | Section 50C and Concealment Penalty |
PART: H | LAND DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS (LDA) AND TRANSFERABLE DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS |
Chapter: 78 | Land Development Agreements Scheme |
Chapter: 79 | Point of Time of Taxation of Gain Arising Due to Land Development Agreement (LDA) |
Chapter: 80 | Accrual and Nature of Gain under Land Development Agreement |
Chapter: 81 | Year of Chargeability of Gain Under LDA |
Chapter: 82 | Landmark Land Development Agreement Decisions |
Chapter: 83 | Issues Allied to Land Development Agreements |
Chapter: 84 | Taxation Issues Generating from Land Development Agreements |
Chapter: 85 | Sale of Transferable Development Rights (TDR) |
PART: I | EXEMPTIONS FROM CAPITAL GAINS |
Chapter: 86 | Compensation Against Compulsory Acquisition of Agricultural Land [Section 10(37)] |
Chapter: 87 | Gains from Transfer of Specified Capital Asset [Section 10(37A)] |
Chapter: 88 | Conditions Regarding and Amount of Exemption Under Section 54 |
Chapter: 89 | Transfer of Land Appurtenant |
Chapter: 90 | Issue of Purchase/Construction of New House |
Chapter: 91 | Reckoning of Statutory Time Limit for Purchase/Construction of New House |
Chapter: 92 | Investment of Capital Gains in Two or More Residential Houses/Flats |
Chapter: 93 | Registration of Documents Vis-a-Vis Section 54 Exemption |
Chapter: 94 | Co-ownership Situations Vis-a-Vis Section 54 |
Chapter: 95 | Deposit of Unutilised Amount in Capital Gains Account Scheme [CGAS] |
Chapter: 96 | Transfer of Land Used for Agricultural Purposes [Section 54B] |
Chapter: 97 | Compulsory Acquisition of Land and Building [Section 54D] |
Chapter: 98 | Investment in Specified Bonds [Section 54EC] |
Chapter: 99 | Gains Arising from Transfer of Depreciable Assets Invested in Assets Specified Under Section 54EC/54F |
Chapter: 100 | Deduction of LTCG Arising from Transfer of Long-term Asset Where Investment Made in Units of Specified Fund [Section 54EE] |
Chapter: 101 | Determination of and Amount of Exemption Under Section 54F [Section 54F] |
Chapter: 102 | Purchase/Construction of New House [Section 54F] |
Chapter: 103 | Investment in Capital Gains Account Scheme [CGAS] [Section 54F] |
Chapter: 104 | Computation of Exemption Under Section 54F, Vis-a-Vis Under S. 50C |
Chapter: 105 | Capital Gains Invested in Two or More Residential Houses/Flats--Exemptibility Under Section 54/54F |
Chapter: 106 | Simultaneous Allowability of Exemptions Under Sections 54/54F |
Chapter: 107 | Other Issues Relevant to Section 54F |
Chapter: 108 | Transfer of Assets on Shifting of Industrial Undertaking from Urban Area [Section 54G] |
Chapter: 109 | Transfer of Assets on Shifting of Industrial Undertaking from Urban Area to Special Economic Zone [Section 54GA] |
Chapter: 110 | Capital Gains from Transfer of Residential House in Certain Cases [Section 54GB] |
Chapter: 111 | Extension of Time for Acquiring New Asset or Depositing in CGAS [S. 54H] |
Chapter: 112 | Capital Gains Account Scheme [CGAS] |
PART: J | RATES OF CAPITAL GAINS TAX |
Chapter: 113 | Rates of Capital Gains Tax |
Chapter: 114 | Non-residents, Whether Entitled to Benefit of First Proviso to S. 112(1) |
PART: K | SHARES, BONDS, DEBENTURES, UNITS & STOCK OPTIONS |
Chapter: 115 | Computation of Capital Gains from Equity Shares, Units, Etc. [Ss. 10(33), 10(36), 10(38) and 111A] |
Chapter: 116 | Head of Income in Respect of Income from Dealing in Shares |
Chapter: 117 | Transfer of Shares Held in Sri-Lanka Based Company |
Chapter: 118 | Transactions Under Portfolio Management Scheme |
Chapter: 119 | Chargeability of Capital Gains in Case of Debentures |
Chapter: 120 | Assessment of Capital Gain on Transfer of Bonus Shares, Units, Etc. |
Chapter: 121 | Bonus Shares Acquired Before 1-4-1995 Vis-a-Vis Cost of Acquisition |
Chapter: 122 | Deep Discount Bonds and STRIPS |
Chapter: 123 | Shares Acquired on Conversion of Debentures/Preference Shares |
Chapter: 124 | Zero Coupon Bonds |
Chapter: 125 | Employees’ Stock Options |
Chapter: 126 | Global Depository Receipts Held by Residents |
PART: L | ASSESSEE SPECIFIC CAPITAL GAINS TAXATION |
Chapter: 127 | Non-Residents and Capital Gains Taxation |
Chapter: 128 | Special Provisions Vis-a-Vis Investment Incomes of NRIs [Ss. 115C & 115-I] |
Chapter: 129 | Transfer of Shares, Etc., by Non-Residents |
Chapter: 130 | Capital Gain of Charitable Trusts |
PART: M | BUSINESS REORGANISATIONS |
Chapter: 131 | Capital Gain Consequences Vis-a-Vis Amalgamation of Companies |
Chapter: 132 | Demerger and Capital Gains |
Chapter: 133 | Slump Sale and Capital Gains |
Chapter: 134 | Conversion of Firm or Proprietary Concern into Company |
Chapter: 135 | Business Reorganisation of Co-operative Banks |
Chapter: 136 | Conversion of Private Company/ Unlisted Public Company into LLP |
PART: N | REFERENCE TO VALUATION OFFICER & TREATMENT OF LOSSES |
Chapter: 137 | Reference to Valuation Officer |
Chapter: 138 | Carry Forward and Set Off of Losses Under “Capital Gains Head” [S. 74] |
PART: O | TAX PLANNING IDEAS |
Chapter: 139 | Tax Planning Ideas |
PART: P | COMPUTATIONAL PROBLEMS WITH SOLUTIONS (II) REAL LIFE QUERIES WITH REPLIES (III) ILLUMINATING CASE STUDIES WITH CONSIDERED OPINIONS |
Chapter: 140 | Computational Problems with Solutions |
Chapter: 141 | Real Life Queries with Replies |
Chapter: 142 | Illuminating Case Studies with Considered Opinions |
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