Tax treatment of joint account money withdrawn

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Hello Sir,

My father has opened a joint account in bank with my sister who is married. Now every year in april  my father deposits Rs 40000 in account. And in march month my sister withdarw rs 30000. Now, plzz guide me

1. is that amount rs 30000 will be treated as gift from father to sister in that particular year....or it is an asset of sister "Cash in bank" in her books

2. is the amount withdrawn by sister taxable in her hands in that year.

3. if for 5 years my father deposits rs 40000 every year in joint bank account. and my sister withdraw Rs 100000  from account in the 6th year. is that amount taxable in her hands or it would be regarded as her asset and exempted in her hands.

Waiting for ur reply...

Replies (5)

I think it will be gift in the hands of your sister.

It will not be taxable

However any income earned from the money that your sister has withdrawn will be clubbed in the hands of your father.


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Plzz tell.    if my sister uses that withdrawn income for her personal  expenses ...

There is no Problem to use it amount for personal exp.

Any withdrawal from the bank is neither taxable in the hands of father nor in the hands of sister. Any interest income shall be taxable in the hands of that person who is the first holder. CLubbing provisions not applicable since i assume ur sister is major.

But withdrawal shall be taxable if deduction u/s 80C is claimed.

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