Who wouldn’t love the IPO, Right and Bonuses, but there’s slight downside to it. You get these shares for little price but what they do is drag your WACC down and thus increase your tax.
You earn more you pay tax more.
Wacc is averaging of your cost for the purpose of tax calculation. So you can’t exclude any kinds of share weather it be from IPO, Secondary Buy, Right, Bonus anything.
You will always have to pay tax of 5% in long term and 7.5% in short term in profit.
Secondary ko matra tax tirda for the time being you will pay less tax because you’ll have less profit. (which you can’t). But when you’ll sell IPO’s 50 kitta you pay the same tax you’ll avoid now.
Yo saa garna mildiana tara kura yeutai ho vaneko matra ho maile.
What you can do is edit wacc according to what you are selling and profit now and then later edit the wacc of 50 kitta by consulting with broker or adding more shares and making adjustment later while selling remaining shares.
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You have ate Dal bhat at home and you went out to eat pizza.. can you shit pizza only? Exactly.
Who wouldn’t love the IPO, Right and Bonuses, but there’s slight downside to it. You get these shares for little price but what they do is drag your WACC down and thus increase your tax.
You earn more you pay tax more.
Wacc is averaging of your cost for the purpose of tax calculation. So you can’t exclude any kinds of share weather it be from IPO, Secondary Buy, Right, Bonus anything.
Jasari wacc gare ni kura yeutai huncha.
You will always have to pay tax of 5% in long term and 7.5% in short term in profit.
Secondary ko matra tax tirda for the time being you will pay less tax because you’ll have less profit. (which you can’t). But when you’ll sell IPO’s 50 kitta you pay the same tax you’ll avoid now.
Yo saa garna mildiana tara kura yeutai ho vaneko matra ho maile.
What you can do is edit wacc according to what you are selling and profit now and then later edit the wacc of 50 kitta by consulting with broker or adding more shares and making adjustment later while selling remaining shares.
No you cannot
No