Tax implication on transfer of property within blood relation


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Transferring property to blood relatives using a gift deed or conveyance deed generally has no additional tax liability. According to Section 56(2)(x) of the IT Act, properties received as a gift or at a reduced cost from specified relatives are not considered taxable income.

08 June 2024 What is the tax implication on transfer of property within blood relation via gift deed or conveyance deed ?

08 June 2024 Any property received by gift deed or transfer deed without cost or at lower cost, from 'Relatives' (as defined u/s. 56(2)(x) IT act) is not taxable.

08 June 2024 There is no additional tax liability when a propery is transfered by a gift deed from relative


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