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How is the income chargeable as capital gains calculated in the hands of the shareholders in case of liquidation of the company?
The income chargeable as capital gains is the market value of the assets received on the date of distribution, reduced by the cost of acquisition of the shares.
What is the treatment of the cost of acquisition of shares when the payment is made by the liquidator in installments to the registered shareholders?
The entire cost of the shares is deductible from the first installment of the amount received.
What is the requirement for the company to get the exemption from taxation on distribution of assets during liquidation?
The distribution must be made to the registered shareholders of the company.
What is the tax treatment of the distribution of assets by the company to its shareholders in a case other than liquidation?
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What is the tax treatment of the extinguishment of the right of a shareholder on the liquidation of the company?
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What is the requirement for the distribution of assets to be considered as happening in the course of liquidation or winding up of the company?
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What is the formula to compute Capital Gains under section 40/2?
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In the context of tax planning, how is the cost of acquisition of an asset determined?
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Under section 41, if a shareholder holds 20% shares in a company, how is the amount of Capital Gains computed?
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What does 'WDV' stand for in the context of capital gains computation?
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What factor is used for depreciation under 'Some Other Aspects of Tax Planning'?
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In relation to tax planning, what is the significance of determining the fair market value of an asset?
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