Just had a doubt. Recently Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar sold his gifted Ferrari to an Indian businessman. Is it a capital asset and will it be subject to Capital-gains tax?
Let me further add that this Ferrari was gifted to him by Michael Schumacher, a non-resident?
What are the tax implications?
If subject to Capital Gains tax then, Coat of Acquisition is Zero right since Sachin has obtained the car through gift and had not purchased it with his own money?
First of all, sachin received as a gif that car, so for him it is gift, and that time also govt. Exempt duty and custom on car of sachin, however in my opinion it is nt capital asset, i am agree with sneha .
Guys, please give me a detailed answer citing the relevant provisons of the IT Act and not in the form of Yes/No.... I request CA's to take part in this discussion and express their correct views on this issue.
Your question seems to be so relavnt with the latest developments.
My opinion is that Sports Car cannot be a personal asset and hence liable to capital gains tax.
As the car was gifted to Sachin, no question of indexation arise, as the aquisition cost is a BIG ZEROOOOO,
Also from the ethical point of view, it seems so unfair on part of a Sportperson of Sachin's standard to have sold the car. He could also have gifted the same to BCCI.
I am sure Sachin earns enough so as not to be dependent for his daily survival on the consideration receivable from car's sale.