Fd int

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f a father gift his 19 years old son rs 1000000 from his account and later his son invest this money in his name with bank. than int received i.e aprrox 1 lakh should be clubbed in of his father or not? or this int should be assessed in name of his own(son) so that he can take profit of exemption limit and file itr in his name. thanks u
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There shall be no clubbing and Son should disclose this as his income. Had this been to minor son or to sons wife or assessee's wife then clubbing provisions would have attracted.

Thanks for your reply It mrans that gift from father is not taxable as well as any income generating by major son by that gift is also not clubbed

1) Son is 19 year old so adult and blood relative.

2) 10 lakhs given to son has already been taxed in the hands of father.

3) Gifts above rs50000 is taxable but there are exemptions

Exception: In below circumstances, gifts are not taxable even if value is greater than Rs.50000/- 

Gifts received 

i. From Relatives1

ii. On the marriage of individual,

iii. By will or inheritance

iv. In contemplation of Death of payer

v. From local authority

vi. From Charitable Trust registered u/s 12AA

vii. From Any Trust, Foundation etc referred u/s 10(23c). 

Interest on 10lakhs is fully taxable in the hands of the Son. But son need not pay any tax on 10 lakhs received from father .

Thats means this can be a better tax planning for father if his son have no income source


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