Funny tax question

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CA Priyanka Jain (Associate Consultant) (25 Points)
Replied 02 February 2012

Under Income Tax, it does not matter whether the income is legal aur illegal. So in any case this income will be taxable.

But as this receipt is a capital receipt and is not supposed to accrued on recurring basis, so we can get exemption saying Capital Receipt is not taxable unless otherwise specially falls under taxable capital receipt. So in that way it is not taxable.


murali (article assistent) (25 Points)
Replied 02 February 2012

Income from other sources

CA Govind Gupta (Proprietor) (152 Points)
Replied 02 February 2012

As per the Charging section of IT Act i.e. sec 4.

"Total Income of the Previious Year shall be charged to Income Tax"

Explanation :- The income can be earned either Legally or illegally doesn't matter.....

and thus the Income from sale of Kidney not being specified in Slaray, House Property, PGBP and Capital Gain and in the respective Heads only Specified Incomes are chargable. And the Income from Other Sources is the Residual Clause i.e. The income not chargable in any other head is Chargable under the Income from Other Sources.

So, as per Charging Sec & the explanation given above

Sale of Kidney is Chargable under "Income from Other Sources"

Note:- The Matter of Illegality in respect of Sale of Kidney is arises in Civil Laws not in IT Act.


Saurabh Malpani (CA Final) (514 Points)
Replied 02 February 2012

Originally posted by : CA Atulya Nighot

 

MR Saurabh Malpani. .. Please don’t ask stupid Q...first read the definition of capital asset as per Income tax...!! u will get ur answer..!!


MR ATULYA its a funny question if u having ny such problem then its none of my business


Saurabh Malpani (CA Final) (514 Points)
Replied 02 February 2012

Originally posted by : VISHAL SINGH

i dont understand why u r behind kidney


its some of the doubts when u r going for an hospital audit where illegal works are practiced



sushant mital (student) (24 Points)
Replied 02 February 2012

as per sec 2(14) “capital asset” means property of any kind held by an assessee, whether or not connected with his business or profession

kidney is nor specifically excluded, hence it shall be a capital asset

given case is sale, hence transfer u/s 2(47)

now cost of aquisition and improvement u/s 55 depends on the facts of the case.

now compute capital gain/loss whatever the case may be.

in case of any difficulty in computation, case may be refered to the valuation officer u/s 55A

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Harkesh Kumar (Finance Manager) (97 Points)
Replied 02 February 2012

It will come under income from other sources

 


Narendra choudhary (mumbai) (109 Points)
Replied 02 February 2012

No provision in Income Tax Act for this type of income so this income is fully exempt.

 


Narendra choudhary (mumbai) (109 Points)
Replied 02 February 2012

No provision in Income Tax Act for this type of income so this income is fully exempt.

 


Saurabh Malpani (CA Final) (514 Points)
Replied 03 February 2012

Originally posted by : Harkesh Kumar

It will come under income from other sources

 


pleasse mention some reasons buddy



punit (CA final) (290 Points)
Replied 03 February 2012

the simple rule of income tax that any kind of revenur receipt wil get taxatble unless not  mention as a exempt and any kind of capital receipt wil not get taxable unless it should not be mention as a taxable..so according this rule rs 50 lac wich is recived from sale fo kedney.will be exempt and trat as a capital receipt..


CA. Roopali Kadam (Jobs on assignment basis.)   (1459 Points)
Replied 04 February 2012

 

it is a capital reciept !
  capital reciept is taxable only  if it is covered specifically  under the act .
as it is not specifically covered it is not taxable !
 
By MANIKANTA EOQ
 
No body can value the price of kidney donating  the kidney is his personal we cant say its value is Rs. 50 lacs or 1 cr., the value of kidney is infinity so its not a capital gain so how much he took by selling his kidney  its not taxable
 
by Kishore 
 
I agree above answers
 
Personal Goods are not capital assets. Therefore not taxable
 
Thanks for this question on forum for discussion.
I cannot imagine a Poor person, to meet his basic ends, sells his Kidney(though illegal) and then taxed on it

indraneel karumanchi (student) (49 Points)
Replied 04 February 2012

 

 

 


indraneel karumanchi (student) (49 Points)
Replied 04 February 2012

Legality of the income is not to be considered for caluclation of income under income tax act.                       

As such income is not mentioned in sec 15,22,28&45  so it is attracted by section 56( i.e income from other sources) of the income tax act

 

 



kishore (STUDENT(IPCC)) (867 Points)
Replied 06 February 2012

Simple solution healthy food for kidneys is Apple,cabbage,garlic,fish,olive oil, cherries,....... so calculate first how much amount he spent on that wit compound interest to at that date date which he ready to sell and  in that deduct  how much amount of alcohol he took till that date animal protein, prosessed and fast foods, high oxalate foods with interest as stated above and divide it by his age and - setoff expenses like operation , hospital expenses etc and this whole amount deduct from Rs 50 lacs then you will get a numarical figure then on that figure u pay tax 30 % and you show it under  Income from Nonsense works..



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