My spouse and I jointly own a house in which both of us have invested equally out of independent sources. Can the rental income received be split up between us and taxed in the individual hands?
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Rental income allocation: taxable in each co-owner's hands where each co-owner's share is clearly ascertainable. Rental income from a jointly owned house may be taxed in the individual hands of co-owners where each co-owner's proportionate share of ownership and entitlement to income is ascertainable; the ascertainability of each owner's share is the operative condition for separate taxation.
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Rental income allocation: taxable in each co-owner's hands where each co-owner's share is clearly ascertainable.
Rental income from a jointly owned house may be taxed in the individual hands of co-owners where each co-owner's proportionate share of ownership and entitlement to income is ascertainable; the ascertainability of each owner's share is the operative condition for separate taxation.
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