No new provision in proposed I-T law to charge tax on jewellery from disclosed income: Govt
Friday, December 2, 2016 IST
Reports that jewelry found in a family acquired out of disclosed sources or exempted income shall come to be taxable below the proposed Taxation laws (2nd modification) invoice, 2016.
In a declaration issued, the government stated no new provision regarding charge ability of tax on jewelry has been added.
“The invoice most effective seeks to decorate the applicable tax charge underneath phase 115BBE of the earnings-tax Act, 1961 (the Act) from current 30% to 60% plus the surcharge of 25% and cess thereon. This phase most effective gives the fee of tax to be charged in case of unexplained investment in property,” the assertion stated.
The authorities, in addition, clarified that the jewelry/gold bought out of disclosed profits or out of exempted profits like agricultural profits or out of reasonable household savings or legally inherited which has been acquired out of explained resources is neither chargeable to tax below the prevailing provisions nor under the proposed amended provisions.
In addition, the government also made reference to practice No.1916 that offers that during seek operations, no seizure of gold jewelry and adorns to the extent of 500 grams according to the married lady, 250 grams in keeping with the unmarried girl and one hundred grams in line with the male family member shall be made.
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