No. It is not taxable.

You can give an amount up to Rs. 50,000 to a family member without it being taxed as per the Income Tax Act, 1961.

Export of Service is not exempted from GST but is considered as Zero Rated Supply on fulfillment of certain conditions. Services can be exported on payment of IGST or without payment of IGST against LUT/Bond. Without going into further details reg export of service, please note that a sub-contractor, supplying services to the exporter of services, is not exempt from levy of GST unless the services he is supplying are exempt otherwise.

If a service is taxable under domestic supply then sub contractor shall be liable to pay GST on the same. It does not matter even if the contractor is exporting the service on which he is claiming exemption under Zero rated category.

sub contractor liable to service tax (GST)

If the person is your relative as per the Income Tax Provisions, you can take a gift from such person without any tax liability. If not a relative, such person can transfer the sum through a will.

Sale value will be considered as Rs 22 Lakh or Stamp Duty Value whichever is higher. In no case it will be Rs. 20.5 Lakh if deed value is Rs. 22 Lakh.

As legal documents show the sale value as 22l, we will have to consider it as consideration..even stamp value would be paid on such value. In case of any further help, please feel free to contact us.

If construction was completed and CC was obtained before you booked/purchased the flat and made the first payment to the builder, no GST can be charged by him.

No if the construction was complete and the completion certificate was received and you didn't make any payment before that he can't charge GST.

File a grievance through GST portal (from your login via User Services) and provide the details of the supplier with invoice copy.

Submit a grievance with GST department along with the copy of bill

To claim itc it is more important to have in possession of original tax invoice and you have paid the creditor all amount within 180 days of purchase. So it will help you incase authorities ask you for mismatch. Also keep in possession eway bill. Kindly contact at caitanyavrn@gmail.com

Taxable consideration shall be Rs. 40 Lakh for each of the brothers. Gift to father has nothing to do with the capital gain taxation. Moreover, gift is not a taxable transaction in your case.

Base date for valuation and indexation shall be 01.04.2001. You can engage a registered valuer to get the valuation as on 01.04.2001.

To know his capital gain you need to first get a government approved valuer and get a valuation report for 01.04.2001.
So the taxable amount would neither be 40 lakh nor 25 lakh. It would be something less than 40 lakh depending on the cost value.
Base year would be 2001.

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