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Inclusion of others Incomes in the income of the asses see is called Clubbing of Income and the income which is so included is called Deemed Income. It is as per the provisions contained in Sections 60 to 64 of the Income Tax Act.
Nowadays, it is observed that a lot of young talented kids are being hired in different fields like acting, singing, choreographing, etc., and they are paid handsome amount for their skill and talent. The question arises is whether the income earned by these children are taxable and if yes, in whose hands, will it be taxable.
Whether the provisions of section 64(1A) of the Income Tax Act, 1961 require an amendment to provide for exemption from clubbing of minor’s income accruing by way of interest on the amount deposited by one of the parents of the minor child as maintenance, at the hands of parent/guardian, under an order of the Court.
Anjali Goyal In My Previous Article titled Clubbing of Income and related provisions- Part I I have discussed the meaning of Clubbing, When it is applicable, and some of the provisions related to Clubbing. In this article I have further covered the remaining provisions :- Analysis of ‘Revocable’ transfer of asset As per the provisions […]
Anjali Goyal What is Clubbing of Income? Clubbing of Income is basically the concept of imposing tax on other person than the actual recipient of the income where other person is the transferor who diverted such income or transferor of the transferred asset out of which income has been generated. When concept of clubbing of […]
