are there any tax consequences if brother A gives stock to Brother B without consideration for business commencement? can it be written as gift? if written so, what are consequences?
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This discussion explores the tax implications when one brother gifts stock to another for business commencement without financial consideration. It clarifies that under the CGST Act 2017, such transfers to related parties are considered a supply, even without payment, and are subject to GST. The conversation delves into whether this can be treated as a gift and the subsequent income tax consequences for both brothers, including how the stock value should be recorded for tax purposes.
As per Schedule I (2) of the CGST act 2017 , supply of goods or services to related party or distinct person made in course of furtherance Business even without consideration will be treated as supply and GST applicable .
Here the point is at what value you do you consider the stock in your books.But any way, will add G.P while making sale and pay tax on it , hence you can treat as your expense.
You write off the balance of your brother to capital.
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