Speculative Business (Exp 2 to 28)
Speculative Business
Introduction:-
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Exp 2 to Section 28 says that,
speculation business of an assessee should be deemed as Separate & Distinct
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Section 73 provide that, losses from
Speculative Business shall be set off against Profits from speculative business
only
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Speculative business loss can be
carried forward up to 8 Years
Meaning:-
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Speculative transaction
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Transaction in which
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a contract of purchase or sale of
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any commodity including shares and stocks
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is periodically or ultimately settled
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Otherwise than by
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Actual delivery or transfer of the commodity or
scrips
Where any part of a company consists of purchase and sale of
shares of other companies, that company shall be deemed to be carrying
speculative business to that extent.
Deeming provision not applicable to:-
a. A company whose Gross Total Income mainly consists of
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Interest on securities
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Income from house property
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Capital Gains
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Income from other sources
b. A company, whose principal business is
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Trading in shares
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Banking
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Granting of loans and advances
Transactions not deemed to be speculative:-
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Hedging contract
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Ø In
respect of raw materials or merchandise
Ø in
the course of manufacturing / Trading business
Ø to
guard against future price fluctuations
Ø in
respect of his contracts
Ø for
actual delivery of goods manufactured/merchandise sold by him
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Hedging contract
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Ø In
respect of stocks and shares
Ø by
a dealer or investor
Ø to
guard against loss through future price fluctuation
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Forward contract
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Ø Entered
by a member of forward market or stock exchange
Ø transaction
in the nature of jogging or arbitrage
Ø to
guard against loss in the ordinary course of business
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Trading in Derivatives
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Ø Eligible
transaction
Ø in
respect of trading in derivatives
Ø in
a recognized stock exchange
Eligible transaction :-
ü Any
transaction carried out
ü electronically
on screen-based systems
ü through
stock broker / sub broker / intermediary
ü registered
under SEBI
ü in
accordance with SEBI,SCRA, Depositories Act, 1996
Which is supported by
Recognized stock exchange for the purpose of 43(5) :-
v BSE
v NSE
v MCX
v United
Stock Exchange
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Trading in commodity derivatives
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Ø Eligible
transaction
Ø in
respect of trading in commodity derivatives
Ø in
a recognized Association
Ø which
is chargeable to Commodities transaction Tax
Ø under
Chapter VII of finance act 2013
Eligible transaction :-
ü Any
transaction carried out
ü electronically
on screen-based systems
ü through
member / intermediary
ü registered
under bye laws, rules, regulations made by recognised association
ü in
accordance with forward contracts Act, 1952
Which is supported by
Recognized Association :-
v referred
under 2(j) of Forward Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1952
v And
which fulfills conditions of Central Government.
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