CLARIFICATION ON OFF MARKET CLARIFICATION ON OFF MARKET

1 month ago

i purchase shares from a demat account and transfer the same to another demat account of mine. if i sell shares from the 2nd dp what will be considered the purchase date (original purchase from the first account) or the date of off market (to the 2nd dp)

Anik

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A.Dear Client,

You might want to consult with a specialized professional who handles the buying and selling of shares to receive sound legal advice.
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A.Dear Sir,
You may contact concerned expert who is dealing in purchase and selling of shares so that you can get effective legal advise.
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