Prevent tax evasion through the diversion of income to family members "clubbing of income" in Clause 99 of the Income Tax Bill, 2025 vs. Section 64 of the Income Tax Act, 1961
3 April, 2025
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Clubbing of income: new clause expands inclusion of spouse, minor child and transferred-asset income in assessee's taxable income. Clause 99 attributes to the individual income arising to a spouse from employment or remuneration in concerns where the individual has a substantial ... Summary
Clubbing of income: new clause expands inclusion of spouse, minor child and transferred-asset income in assessee's taxable income.
Clause 99 attributes to the individual income arising to a spouse from employment or remuneration in concerns where the individual has a substantial interest, income from assets transferred to a spouse or a son's wife without adequate consideration, and income of a minor child except earnings from the child's manual work or personal skill; it also prescribes a formula for income attributable when transferred assets are invested and treats conversion of individual property to HUF as income of the individual.
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