It is taxed under the head of capital Gain, because... it is self generated asssets and therefor no cost of indexation available. and it is fully taxable........ha...ha...ha.
haha
its crazy
i think a new head of income should be created this time for such doubts
cheers
| Originally posted by : DHARMESH SOJITRA | ||
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It is taxed under the head of capital Gain, because... it is self generated asssets and therefor no cost of indexation available. and it is fully taxable........ha...ha...ha. |
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In my view no body will sale the same and take money in white
and
no body will give such a big amount in white
THEY ALL WILL SETTLE PERSONALLY
BEACAUSE ORGAN CANNOT BE SOLD. THEIR SALE IS PROHIBITED
THEY CAN BE ARRANGED IN RELATIONSHIP ONLY BUT CANNOT BE PURCHASED.
AND DOCTORS WILL ALSO NOT ALLOW THE SAME BEACUSE EVEN HE CAN BE ARRESTED AND FOR SUCH THING.
AND EVEN IF TAXED THE SAME WILL BE TAXED AS INCOME FROM OTHER SOURCE AS THIS IS RESIDUARY CHARGING SECTION AFTER CLAIMING EXPENSES IF ANY.
Capital asset means property of any kind held by an assesse,whether or not connected with his business or profession. However the following are not capital assets-
1.Stock in trade, raw materials
2. Personl effects
3. agricultural land in rural area
4.a few gold bonds
5.GDB under gold Deposit Scheme,1999.
Personal effects :- Any movable property held for personal use of the owner or for the use of any member of his family is not a "capital asset".
So the kidney comes under personal effects,as it is used by the owner for personal purpose.So the income from sale of kidney doesnot comes under the chargable of income tax..
As the conditions are not satisfied the income cannot be charged under the capital gain or any other head of income.Therefore income cannot be taxed.
@ Gopal Aggarwal
Illegal incomes,black money are included in the term of "income" under the Income Tax Act. The income tax law does not make any difference between income accrued or risen from a legal source and income tainted with illegality.
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well i think it should be taxed u/s 56(2)(vii) or looking at the circumstances of the case the CIT can declare it tax free |
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Not taxable..
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