Tag: Reliance-Jio Financial Services Demerger

  • Jio Financial Services shares: How to calculate capital positive factors

    Jio Financial Services shares: Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) demerged Jio Financial Services (JSFL) on 20 July. The share worth of RIL ex-JFSL was valued at ₹2,580 per share whereas Jio Financial Services at ₹261.85 per share. 

    Jio Financial Services shares: How will the Capital Gains tax be calculated?

    In line with RIL’s alternate submitting as regards to the price of fairness shares submit the demerger, the associated fee have to be apportioned as 95.32% in direction of Reliance Industries Limited and the residual as value to accumulate holdings in RSIL. 

    “For occasion, if RIL shares had been acquired on some day earlier than the demerger at an efficient charge of ₹2,800, ₹2,669 (95.32% of ₹2,800) have to be thought of as the price of buying shares of RIL. The residual ₹131 ( ₹2,800 – ₹2,669) have to be thought of as the price of buying shares of RSIL for the aim of computing capital positive factors,” said Abhishek Soni CEO and Co-founder Tax2win

    Tax and investments expert Balwant Jain said shares are considered capital assets under income tax law, and any gain on their sale is treated as capital gains. However, in the case of a merger, demerger the I-T law does not consider the swap of shares as a transfer. 

    “Capital gains on the sale of shares are calculated on the basis of the holding period and the date of acquisition of shares. If someone receives shares as part of a merger, or demerger, the holding period is counted from the date of purchase of shares,” mentioned Balwant Jain.

    However, the tax legal responsibility will solely happen on the time of the sale of shares by the investor. Shareholders will not be capable of purchase or promote JFS shares. The demerged entity can even be included within the Nifty 100, Nifty 200, and Nifty 500 indices, in addition to different sectoral indices.

    In the case of listed corporations, fairness shares held for greater than 12 months are categorised as long-term capital belongings, whereas these held for a shorter interval are categorised as short-term capital belongings.

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    Updated: 21 Jul 2023, 01:19 PM IST