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Deo nandan jha

18-May-2011 , 01:09:52 am

Since the gift is a share of listed company i.e. public are substantily interested in such company.. therefore gift is not taxable u/s 56(2)(viia) of income tax. Again Under section 47 of income tax gift is exempted from Capital Gain.. If you satisfy with my answer you can mail me at cadnjha2010@gmail.com

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CA MANOJ GUPTA

19-May-2011 , 09:49:45 pm

THERE WILL BE NO TAX IMPLICATION SO FAR DONOR AND DONEE BOTH BUT WHEN GIFTED SHARES BE SOLD THEN CAP GAIN WILL ARISE IN THE HANDS OF DONEE CA MANOJ GUPTA JODHPUR 09828510543

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Nitesh Agarwal

23-May-2011 , 03:00:31 am

No, Gift Would not amount to transfer.......

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CA M K Dublish

29-May-2011 , 09:07:38 am

There is no Gift in the hand of a firm or company. But, the shares are sold by the company, capital gains would arise.

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CA. Ruben Balooni

29-May-2012 , 10:05:23 am

Gift would not be taxable in the hands of anyone (as per section 56(2)(viia) if a firm or closely held company recieves shared of closely held company then the gift is taxable). Also gift will not amount to transfer in the hands of the donor as per virtue of section 47.