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employment of son in father's company

Asish Kumar Nath

Sir,

I want to know if an individuals have a proprietorship company and he is willing to join his son as an employee , is it possible?

 Is the income of son will club with the income of his father?

Please help me out in this regard.

Understanding Tax Implications: Employing Your Son in Your Business and Clubbing Provisions Explained An individual inquired about employing his son in his proprietorship company and whether the son's income would be clubbed with his own for tax purposes. One respondent clarified that unless the family is a Hindu Undivided Family (HUF), the son can be treated as a separate assessee. Another respondent explained that if the son is a minor, his income might not be clubbed if it results from his skills. For a major son, clubbing provisions do not apply, and the salary could be claimed as business expenditure, subject to certain disallowances. (AI Summary)
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