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Rakesh
i'm planning to start online lucky draw scheme and wanted to know about the legal procedure, rules and regulations. Brief: The lucky draw will be for first 1000 entries at rs.49 each and once we reach 1000 customers it will be closed and we will declare the winner. THE WINNER STANDS A CHANGE TO GET MOBILE OR LAPTOP OR BIKE ETC. Request you guidance on this idea.
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This 49 would be their fees and then they will get their price.
In this type of system GST would be charged once your receipts exceed 20 lakh and you need to also deduct TDS @30% on such price disbursement if the value is above 10000 and since the gift is in kind you need to get first money from winner for TDS or pay it from out of your pocket.
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Sharath Kumar Shetty
I am co-borrower of a home loan with my mother and the house is constructed in my mothers name. But I am the one who is paying all the EMI's through my net banking. My mother is not working and she will not repay any of the EMI's. Can I avail the tax benefit on the home loan interest under section 24 b
No if you want claim benefit of home loan you need to be the owner in the property. If you add your name as co owner you will be able to take 50% benefit of same.
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Mr. Sharath, you can only claim interest deduction when you are a co- borrower as well as co- owner of the said property.
So, in the said case ask your mother to transfer 50% or such other share of percentage of share of the property in your name as gift and get it registered.
Then,both of you and your mother can claim interest as well as principal deduction.
You can claim the full interest. Its allowed.
CA Shrinidhi Rao 21 May 2019Sir, Since you paid interest from your account there is enough evidence to establish you are eligible assessee to get the deduction. In case if you shown your mother had income while getting loan sanctioned, then it is better to claim 50% of eligible deduction under relavant sectio of income tax act.
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Soumya Bogarapu
Hi...My mother gifted a property in 2010 to me and my two sisters. We are planning to sell the property now which is worth 2C. The party willing to buy the property is suggesting that they will give 1C as black ( cheques only) and 1C in white. They want to pay stamp duty for only 1C. Now how can we show the accountability for the 1C received in black ( when we deposit the cheques in bank). Should we show it as capital gains or only the amount for which the buyer paid stamp duty is eligible for capital gains. Please suggest. Will we be answerable if there is discrepancy in the amount deposited in bank and the registration amount for which the stamp duty is paid.
You must show entire amount received against sale as sale consideration for capital gain calculation if you are going to deposit cheque.
There could be a problem for buyer as his value wont match with your sale value so first consult with buyer how he would show such 1 crore.
Dear Soumya,
Its a suggestion that please do the entire transaction according to the law of the Land. You should avoid doing transactions bof any unethical means. You may be in unnecessary trouble in doing the above mentioned transaction and also by posting this is a public forum like Finaco. So request you to delete your post. Thank You!
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Arko
My father got 30lacs by selling a property. Now if I buy a property in my name and he invests those 30lacs, so will he get the tax benefit for the amount?
Yes he can do that it can attract some litigations but there are case laws in your favour so you can do that.
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First of all, we need to calculate the capital gain on property sold , if any . If no capital gain then he can transfer money in your account and you can have property in your name with direct payment to seller. No Hassel, you can contact us on pbcmails@pbcandco.com or pbcmails@gmail.com
CA Ankit Chaudhary 16 May 2019First see whether capital gains is there on the sale of 1st property. If yes, then taking flat in your father's name will save him some tax. In case no CG, then he may give gift to you by a gift deed. You may purchase flat in your name with that gift money. As you are his son, no tax arises on gift. Thank You!
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Ratheesh Chellappa
Hi, my father has a piece of land in which he built home in half a space and remaining half is empty now. I am planning to build a home in the remaining space by taking a home loan. Am I eligible for up to 2 lakh interest payment tax deductions, because only the loan I am taking in my name, property will be in the name of my dad. Can u guide me?
if your father is the owner of the house then you cant claim the benefit of repayment of home loan even if the loan is in your name and you are going to repay it.
If you need any further assistance in tax or want to know more about how you can claim benefit what are other ways you can mail me at canamanmaloo@gmail.com
No, Ratheesh you cannot claim interest deduction if home is in your Dad's name. What you can do is take loan in your Dad's name and let him claim interest deductions or first transfer the home in your name via Gift and then you can claim interest deduction
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