Hindu undivided family taxation treats family income separately while clubbing income from converted individual property with the individual. Where a member converts separate property into HUF property or transfers it without adequate consideration, income from the converted property is treated ... Summary
Hindu undivided family taxation treats family income separately while clubbing income from converted individual property with the individual.
Where a member converts separate property into HUF property or transfers it without adequate consideration, income from the converted property is treated as the member's income rather than the HUF's. Following a subsequent partition, income attributable to the portion received by the member's spouse is also clubbed with the member's income, as applicable; the relevant income is excluded from the HUF's or spouse's income to avoid double taxation. Property includes sale proceeds and substituted assets, and income includes loss.
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