Off-market transactions

My aunty received off market credit transactions worth Rs. 7.5 lakhs + by way of transmission of MF units due to demise of her husband and the same is shown in AIS for FY 2021-22 .As on 31.03.2022 she continues to hold the same and has not redeemed the above units .

Whether the same will be taxable in her hands while computing income for F.Y. 2021- 2022 ? Whether the same to be disclosed in ITR ? 

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This discussion addresses whether MF units received by transmission due to a spouse's demise are taxable in the hands of the recipient for FY 2021-22. The consensus is that such inheritance is tax-exempt under Section 56(2) of the IT Act. It should be declared under 'Exempt income' in the recipient's Income Tax Return (ITR), and the AIS should reflect this non-taxable event.

Does AIS show sale value consideration?
Check AIS of husband what does it show?

Its tax exempt u/s. 56(2) of IT act, due to inheritance.

Declare it in her ITR under 'Exempt income'...

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