Gift transfers of capital assets now exempt only when made by individuals or Hindu undivided families, narrowing the prior exclusion. The amendment restricts the exclusion from capital gains chargeability for transfers by gift, will or irrevocable trust so that it applies only where the ... Summary
Gift transfers of capital assets now exempt only when made by individuals or Hindu undivided families, narrowing the prior exclusion.
The amendment restricts the exclusion from capital gains chargeability for transfers by gift, will or irrevocable trust so that it applies only where the transferor is an individual or a Hindu undivided family, thereby preventing use of gift transfers by companies to avoid capital gains tax and aligning the non-recognition rule with fair market value anti-avoidance provisions; the substitution applies prospectively to the announced assessment year and subsequent years.
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