MR.' X' IS AN EXCEUTOR WHO IS RECEIVING RENT ON BEHALF OF THE BENIFICIARY 'Y'. MY QUESTION IS- WHO HAS TO SHOW THE RENTAL INCOME IN THE BOOKS AND IN INCOME TAX RETURN.
WITH REGARDS!
THANKINGYOU
KISHORE KUMAR JOSHI
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The person in whose name the property is registered is liable to show the rental income in the books and in Income Tax Return.
Therefore, Mr. Y who is the beneficiary shall have to show rental income in his books and in Income Tax Return.
Moreover, Mr X is only an executor on behalf of Mr.Y.
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