Long-term capital gains and losses from redemption of equity MFs are exempt
Long-term capital gains and losses from redemption of equity MFs are exempt
Can you provide the definition of and inclusions in the term 'relative' under section 56 of Income Tax Act for the purpose of giving and receiving gifts? Also what are the tax implications of such gifts? Is there any gift tax?
ÂAgrawal
Where any sum of money exceeding Rs 50,000 is received without consideration by an individual or an HUF from any person, the whole of such sum will be charged to income tax of the recipient under the head, Income from Other Sources. » full story
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