Gifts
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29 January 2012
I have received gifts from my grand parents and parents in form of gold jewellery. Is it liable for long term capital tax in my hands, secondly i am selling the same to buy a flat in my name , what shall be effect?
Kindly suggest me the procedure to receive the gifts from parents in form of Jewellery?
Lastly, how to we show in Income tax return the gifts receive in form of Jewellery while filling the returns.
Kindly suggest me the procedure to receive the gifts from parents in form of Jewellery?
Lastly, how to we show in Income tax return the gifts receive in form of Jewellery while filling the returns.
30 January 2012
You shall be liable to Long Term Capital Gain (LTCG) if period of holding is more than 3 years. for period of holding you can include the period for which gold was held by your parents and grandparents. you can claim exemption U/s 54F subject to conditions specified in the section
30 January 2012
Thanks for the reply....
But can you suggest me the procedure to have gifts from them.
And what all documents to i need to keep for future inquiry from IT department, if any ?
But can you suggest me the procedure to have gifts from them.
And what all documents to i need to keep for future inquiry from IT department, if any ?
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