Point for discussion

As per Amendment u/s 56(2) if immovable property is transferred exceeding 50000 it will be taxable under  income from other sources.

u/s 49(1) if capital asset is transferred which was  received as a gift cost of acquisition will be cost to previous owner.

It means same property is double taxed in same hands

Please make me right if I am wrong.

Thanks,

Lovenish Bansal

Replies (2)

Mr.Lovenish Bansal

Yes, it will be taxed in the hands of the latest donee (reciever of the gift).

Best Wishes

Sathikonda

yaa i to agree that it is the great blunder but hope it would be read like that if the property  transfered is exempt  value would be a as per 49(1) and if any gift rec from non relative which is exeeding RS 50000 will be taxable under ifos and then  the value would be taken as per stamp duty valuation assessed or assessable if the property is sold there after

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