Regarding to Gift Received from relatives


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When receiving immovable property as a gift from relatives without payment, the key accounting question is the value to record. Generally, the Cost of Acquisition (COA) of the donor is used. If stamp duty is paid by the receiver at the current market value, this amount is typically added to the Cost of Acquisition.

27 June 2025 Gift received (i.e. immovable property) from relatives without consideration should be recorded at which value (i.e. either Stamp Duty Value at the time of gift received or Cost of the Previous Owner) in the receiver’s books of accounts?

27 June 2025 Generally considered at the COA of donor.

28 June 2025 If we considered at the COA of donor then stamp duty paid by the receiver at current market value would be added in COA or not?

28 June 2025 Yes, it is considered as COI.

16 September 2025 Good luck.


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