Start-ups worried over funding prospects and
falling valuations could soon have a bigger problem on their hands. The income
tax department is discussing a controversial move to levy tax on those start-ups
whose valuations have fallen recently on the grounds that the first premium was
more than the firm's fair value.
Tax officials believe that Section 56 of the Income Tax Act confers on them the power to levy excess consideration, more than the fair value, against issue of shares. "Any consideration received by a company (start up) from a resident, against issue of shares, exceeds the fair market value of such shares, such excess consideration is taxable
Tax officials believe that Section 56 of the Income Tax Act confers on them the power to levy excess consideration, more than the fair value, against issue of shares. "Any consideration received by a company (start up) from a resident, against issue of shares, exceeds the fair market value of such shares, such excess consideration is taxable
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