Gift of proprietorship firm

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Querist : Anonymous

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25 October 2013 I RECEIVED GIFT FROM MY FATHER A PROPRIETORSHIP FIRM WITH ASSETS & LIABILITIES WHOSE PROPRIETOR IS MY FATHER.HIS CAPITAL INFIRM IS TAKEN AS LOAN BY ME AS PER DEED. HOW WILL I SHOW THIS GIFT IN INCOME TAX.

ANIL SULEGAI PREMANATH

ANIL SULEGAI PREMANATH (Expert)
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28 October 2013 First thing proprietorship can never be transferred. Whatever you have received from your father is either gift or loan.

Secondly when you have shown your father's capital as loan in deed you cannot show it as gift.

Either change the deed if possible or show it as loan in your balance sheet.

Querist : Anonymous

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29 October 2013 I HAVE SHOWN THE CAPITAL OF MY FATHER AS LOAN FROM 1-4-2012. I RECEIVED GIFT ON 1-4-2012. IS IT LEGALLY RIGHT FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF INCOME TAX.PLEASE REPLY IMMEDIATELY

ANIL SULEGAI PREMANATH

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30 October 2013 You cannot treat the receipt of funds both as gift as well as loan sir.

Hence, you either treat it as loan or treat it as gift.

If you have received gift it is completely exempt from income tax irrespective of the amount.

If you have received both loan and gift on the same day or different dates, you treat loan as loan and gift as gift

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