| Originally posted by : Manoj Tilokani | ||
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TAXABLE |
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I AGREE
| Originally posted by : Manoj Tilokani | ||
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TAXABLE |
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I AGREE
becoz your brother is giving tax on the income to usa govt so when he is sending income to you it is only repartion & double tax is not possible on one income
so dont worry i is not taxable
& as my friends told u can show it as a loan if u will return this money in future Otherwise treat as a gift so in future u can justify income tax department also about source of income
Dear Nitin,
we are still awaiting ur reply whether it's a loan or gift.
Regards
Kanti Jain
Given the facts of the case, It is absolutely not taxable.
Regards
CA. Sachin Garg
Gurgaon
| Originally posted by : kantijain | ||
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Dear Nitin, we are still awaiting ur reply whether it's a loan or gift. Regards Kanti Jain |
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Dear Kanti,
I already provided the answer see below:
I am not showing it as anything...I specified that when we transfer money using Remit2India or ICICI Money2India services...they ask to choose the Purpose...where he choose either "Gift" or "Family Maintenance". He is getting there the Salary after deducting tax as per USA standards. He is also havinf SSN.
not taxable
It s not taxable. Because that income would have been taxed in US. Again if it is taxed in India, it would lead to Double Taxation
It wont be taxable.
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