Aakash Jha (Others) (50 Points)
04 August 2013Hello,
I would like to procedure of giving the gift, so that i and the receiver will be tax exempted. E.g i have transferred the money from my bank account to my brother , brother in-law and spouse account , can i show this is as gift ? if yes then under which head (like 80c, 80d..etc) ? and how much amount in a financial year i can be tax exempted ?
Please ,help me
Regards
Aakash Jha
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Mihir
(Wealth Manager)
(5293 Points)
Replied 04 August 2013
Gift received from a relative is non-taxable. In your case, it is non-taxable. However, it is recommended to have a documentary proof of the gift received or else the IT dept may invoke section 68 and make an enquiry for the same.
Annu.R
(CA,CS,B.Com)
(2788 Points)
Replied 04 August 2013
If the gift ,in the shape of land or plot, than gift deed is must on stamp paper and that should be registered.............
Janani Subramanian
(Employed)
(151 Points)
Replied 04 August 2013
The Taxability of gifts is covered U/s 56 of The Income Tax Act. The gifts are catergorised into 2 i.e Movable Properties and Immovable properties.
In case of:-
cash:- if any person gifts in cash an amount exceeding 50,000/- during the previous year then it will be taxable. Only if it exceeds 50,000 .
In case of movable properties i.e shares securities, Jewellery Drawaings , Pantings,, Sculptures, Archaleogocial Collectiona and any other work of art. If the Fair mArket Value received without consideration during the previous year exceeds 50,000 then the whole of the agggregate FMV of movable properties will be chargeable to TAx.
In case of Immovable properties without consideration and the stamp suty value of which exceeds 50,000 then the stamp duty will be chargeable to tax.. But if the property is purchased for a considerartion which is lower than the stamp duty value then nothing will be taxable.
Any gift reveived from the following shall not be treated as gift for it to be taxable:-
1. Received from relative
2. Received on the ocassion of marriage
3. Received by way of wll or inheritance
4. From Local authority, fund, foundation,university other eduacational institutuin, hospital and trust U/s 10(23 C)
For relative see Sec 56.
Aakash Jha
(Others)
(50 Points)
Replied 04 August 2013
Thanks to all guru,
I would like to know that if am giving gift to my relative then can i claim income tax examption on that amount ?
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(21627 Points)
Replied 04 August 2013
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Thanks to all guru, I would like to know that if am giving gift to my relative then can i claim income tax examption on that amount ? |
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Yes but gift deed must be registered.
Amith
(CA final & CS Professional)
(63 Points)
Replied 05 August 2013
you can't claim the Gift under chapter VI A as a deduction, it should be netted off as an exempt income under the head income from other source, which is given under section 56 (2) (vII) in income tax Act. there is a reference available regarding the relation to the person, amount of gift income etc.,
Bhanugadu
(Student CA Final )
(20 Points)
Replied 05 August 2013
If you are giving a gift to any one in your personal capacity, You cannot claim deduction.
Following can be claimed as deductions:
Donations to various Central / State Govt relief funds, charitable institutions, etc can be claimed as deduction under sec 80G.
Expenditure incurred towards gifts for the purpose of business allowed as business expenses while calculating profit / loss.
ABHILASH KASLIWAL
(CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT)
(58 Points)
Replied 06 August 2013
What would be the documentary proof of the gift in case I am tranferring Rs.70000 from my bank account to my son's account
Mihir
(Wealth Manager)
(5293 Points)
Replied 07 August 2013
Since it is a small amount, an affidavit should suffice.
Amith
(CA final & CS Professional)
(63 Points)
Replied 07 August 2013
you can also get an estamp paper... while transferring an amount too..
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