Tax implication on amount recieved on maturity of LIC

The single payment of LIC Rs.25,00,000 made by parents in the name of Mr. A when he was minor , when the policy amount Recieved after maturity MR. A is major .

In whose hands the matured policy amount is taxable?

and what is its tax implication?

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This discussion clarifies the tax implications for a LIC policy maturity amount. When a policy purchased for a minor matures after they become a major, the tax liability generally falls on the recipient, Mr. A. The tax treatment also depends on whether the policy commenced before or after April 1, 2012, with specific clauses applicable to older policies.

Taxable in the hands of receipient..

Is the policy bought before 01.04.2012 or after 01.04.2012 ?

before 1.4.2012

it is commenced on 2004

 

There is a seperate clause for the same.

can i just know whose hand it is taxable either major or their parents

In the hands of Mr. A it is taxable income

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