Gifted property

if an assessee gift a property what is the treatment?
Replies (2)
Quick Summary
When you gift a property, it's generally not considered a taxable transfer for the giver, meaning no capital gains tax is due. However, the recipient may be liable for tax if the property's stamp duty valuation exceeds £50,000. This is treated as income under the 'Other Sources' head. The specific tax implications can also depend on whether the property is gifted to a relative.

gift of property (Sec 47) is not treated as transfer so no capital gain in the hands of transfer-or

BUT 

in the hands if receiver , if SDV per property > Rs. 50,000 then receiver is liable to pay tax on such gifted property u/s 56(2)(x)  = taxable under the Other Source Head

Can you please specify that property is gifted to whom??? Any relatives?

Leave a Reply

Your are not logged in . Please login to post replies

Click here to Login / Register  

Company
14 October 2026
GST & TDS ASSISTANT

AGGARWAL SANJAY & ASSOCIATES

New Delhi

B.Com

View Details
Company
23 October 2026
Sr. Accountant

SANKARAN & KRISHNAN

New Delhi

B.Com

View Details
Company
ARTICLESHIP 17 October 2026
Articled Assistant

RRPM & Associates LLP

Chennai

CA Inter

View Details
Company
19 October 2026
Accountant

Jari Saree Center

New Delhi

Others

View Details
Company
ARTICLESHIP 08 October 2026
ARTICLE TRAINEE

S.B.G. & CO. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

New Delhi

CA Inter

View Details
Company
06 October 2026
Assistant Manager - Audit and Compliance

Ravi K Jain & Co

Noida

Others

View Details
Company
Featured 29 October 2026
Accounts Executive

Synergy Keystone

Chennai

B.Com

View Details
Company
08 October 2026
Accounts and Tax Associate

POOJA R TELI & CO

Pune

CA Inter

View Details