Taxation on expenses of personal nature???
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16 March 2016
Hello,
My query is regarding Income Tax:
Father is earning Rs 3 Lac per month (36 Lac per annum) and filling his ITR (Income Tax Return) accordingly.
Son is working in a company for last 2 years and earning Rs 15000 per month (1.8 Lac per annum). The earnings of son are not sufficient for his monthly expenditure.
Therefore, father decided to pay his son an amount of Rs 50000 per month (6 lac per annum) to meet his son's monthly expenditure.
My query is:
Earlier the son's earning was 1.8 lac per annum, therefore no income tax was levied upon him.
is the income tax payable by the son on the amount Rs 6 lac per annum, what the son is receiving from his father for expenditure?
If yes, father is paying to his son from his earnings and father has already paid income tax on that, if son would again pay income tax on that amount then it wouldn't be double taxation or the amount received by the son from his father is tax free?
please advise.
Thanks
My query is regarding Income Tax:
Father is earning Rs 3 Lac per month (36 Lac per annum) and filling his ITR (Income Tax Return) accordingly.
Son is working in a company for last 2 years and earning Rs 15000 per month (1.8 Lac per annum). The earnings of son are not sufficient for his monthly expenditure.
Therefore, father decided to pay his son an amount of Rs 50000 per month (6 lac per annum) to meet his son's monthly expenditure.
My query is:
Earlier the son's earning was 1.8 lac per annum, therefore no income tax was levied upon him.
is the income tax payable by the son on the amount Rs 6 lac per annum, what the son is receiving from his father for expenditure?
If yes, father is paying to his son from his earnings and father has already paid income tax on that, if son would again pay income tax on that amount then it wouldn't be double taxation or the amount received by the son from his father is tax free?
please advise.
Thanks
Ankur Singhal
(Expert)
16 March 2016
Dear
Gift received from relative is not taxable in hands of recipient.
Hence son is not required to pay tax on 6lac.
Gift received from relative is not taxable in hands of recipient.
Hence son is not required to pay tax on 6lac.
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