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of <h1>Understanding Clubbing of Income: Taxpayer Liability for Combined Income under Sections 60-64 of the Income Tax Act.</h1> Clubbing of income refers to the inclusion of another person's income into a taxpayer's taxable income, making the taxpayer liable for taxes on both their own income and the income of the other person. This typically occurs in specific situations, such as when a minor child's income is added to a parent's income for tax purposes. The legal provisions governing clubbing of income are detailed in Sections 60 to 64 of the Income Tax Act.
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