CAPITAL GAIN

Whether giving of immovable property as gift to relative or non relative is chargeable to capital gain tax in the hands of transferor or not.
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This discussion clarifies the UK's Capital Gains Tax rules concerning gifted immovable property. Generally, gifts to relatives are not subject to Capital Gains Tax for the recipient. However, if a property is gifted to a non-relative and its stamp duty valuation exceeds £50,000, the excess valuation may be taxable in the hands of the recipient under Section 56(2)(x) of the Income Tax Act.

No. but if immovable property traf as a gift to non relative and sdv is more than 50000 then sdv is taxable in hands of transfree( non relative) u/s 56(2)(x)
Amit



distributing gifts to relative is not taxable in the hands of transferee.

refer sec 56 (2)(x).

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