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Coz that share will be worth more than that in some years, money grow standing

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Bought a stock @1000 rupee, Market value is 2000, Will the gift process ll happen at market value or on the value i bought ?

If u r holding zerodha account they send a mail regarding this

Me too😂

Bought a stock @1000 rupee, Market value is 2000, Will the gift process ll happen at market value or on the value i bought ?

Basic in gifting stock, gift received day's price of stock will be buying price for the gift receiver and then tax will be calculated as follows

@@manishdalvi9502 Kindly explain this example- i bought yes bank shares @rs10and gifted to relative when share price was 20rs Relative sold it when share price was 25 rs. What will be the incomefor sender?will it be 0 or 10? What will be the income for reveiver?will it be 5 or 15?

@@Lichibug for sender income will be 0. For receiver he will get 25 rs + tax+income tax Tax will be based on profits he makes and also that 25 rs must be added in income tax

Your broker has your pan details, they do update IT Dept. about all your and your relatives transactions. When your relative sell shares they will taxed as per Capital Gains 2. Company all gets updated about all its shareholders frequently

@@sibasishpadhy0445 suppose I gifted shares to my wife and she sold it. Tax laiablity on my wife not on me. There is no clubbing efect.

It passes on to the nominee

Ensure ,Nomination in place and the N is aware .

In case of listed company it goes to iepf authority subject to certain conditions

They sponsor.

@@shyamvs9102 it's the very first platform to give this gifting stocks option

Zerodha is best, my personal experience

How to get more information about this?

wow I am just shocked someone mentioned expert Mrs Tessy I thought I'm the only one trading with her She helped me recover all I lost trying to trade myself

thanks for introducing me to Mrs Tessy

My first investment with Mrs Tessy gave me profit of over $24,000 US dollars and ever since then she has never failed to deliver and I can even say she's the most sincere broker I have known

wish had someone explaining this earlier, Better late than never thanks for your expert guidance Mrs Tessy

wow I just make my second withdraw again today trading with expert Mrs Tessy

Open her Account. She cannot trade till completion of 18 years. You can buy in her name , then wait for sell till 18 y.

Simple. Open her Account . Buy in her Account . She cannot trade till completion of 18 years . For selling Pl wait for next 13 years.

Very informative.

Thanks

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I don't think it even matters what the avg. buy price will be for them because the money invested was ours in the first place. It is a gift so no money was gone from their pocket. So practically their avg. buy price is ₹0. The whole sell amount will be their profit.

The holding transferred by the sender of the gift will be closed at the closing price of the stock, and the average price for the receiver of the stock will be the closing price of the stock on the day the transfer is executed. support.zerodha.com/category/your-zerodha-account/transfer-of-shares-and-conversion-of-shares/articles/gift-shares

Buy price will be the original buy price of one who is gifting.

I think the average buy price will be the closing price of the day of transfer. For e.g. You buy stock at 100rs and now it becomes 150rs, the receiver will receive at 150rs buying price. So you must be thinking what about the 50rs? I think those 50rs will be credited to the sender's account as profit. Same for loss, the loss will be debited from sender's account. If this is true then what happens if the sender doesn't have any funds? Will the funds go into a negative?

Will say personally if you are frustrated this early then you don't look like a long term investor. And if we talk about itc. Every company has a cycle that sometimes no matter how good company is until they show the strategy working and growth is really there as in current time FMCG and other is growing and other that were contributing are shrinking that make complete balance sheet to be smaller and people don't see will they able to grow more or not. The answer is still not clear that is cigrate still a good buisness, FMCG is not saturated already and is there any more available to grow and as picture is unclear and even the margins and buisness viability. The other is rating do we value it as a cigarette company or a growth FMCG . Until they proff the FMCG is there future then only rerating will start and that atleast need either cigrate to fall by half or FMCG and other to double or triple. So until that happen rerating will not be there same have happen with relience (2014-2018), hul , kotak, many phrama company like laurus labs, Infosys in 2011-2017 period. They all have some period of stagnation and then blast will give multibagger in future until stock blast up.

@@namanjain5763 thx bro, btw I'm 17 and dont have any investments but the graph of itc is something I don't understand, so demanded a video. Anyways good explanation, did clear out some doubts

Nothing wrong with ITC. It is fundamentally strong stock. Hold for longterm

Wow i got a ❤....thanks

30% on avg price

Mam explained tax implications in a very simplified way do watch again u will understand it. If any doubt u can ask me..

@@sibasishpadhy0445gift deed is required or not

Have you transferred after viewing this video, or you are just happy by clearing your doubts??😁

@@sandipp1196 No.... i will transfer shares after few days in free time....information is wealth sandip we have trust on rachana maam

Miracle.....

I have same question. Please answer someone

Wise question

Current price

Bro tu chill kar baba tujhe se na ho payega

@@rave20123 Abdulla

@@darshtrave Habbibulla Bro

Begani shaadi mein

COA of the previous owner shall be taken..

Grandchild falls under relative?

I think your broker grow

If the shares to be gifted were bought at much lower cost say 50% then current market price then what u said won't work

@@adityapujari1331 Good point. Plus, the surprise wont be revealed till shares are transferred for approval.

@@adityapujari1331 it doesn't matter at what price the sender bought the stocks when the shares are transferred to receiver. Buying price for receiver is the price on the closing day when the shares are settled. So what @Krishanu says is correct, its the same as the sender selling his stocks and handing over the money in cash to receiver, but in the latter case sender has to pay LTCG

They are not considered as relative as per income tax act.

Why anyone would gifts a foe? It's ur loss anyways.🤷🤦

Tu rehne de bhai

@@chaitanyars you didn't get the joke ... nvm

I want to gift to YES BANK shares to my enemy 🤣🤣🤣

Yes, I too require the info

+1.. mam, pls reply on the above question

Hi

Glad it was helpful!

You have transferred the stocks as gift to your minor children, therefore the income from such shares will be *clubbed* in your income or your wife income ( whichever is higher )