Direct Taxes
- Accountant’s Reports under the Income-tax Act
- Amalgamation and Demergers
- Appeals
- Audit Reports under the Income-Tax Act/ Accountant’s Reports under the Income-tax Act
- Capital Gains
- Capital Gains on Specific Transfers
- Charitable Trusts
- Clubbing Provisions
- Co-operative Society – Taxation
- Deductions and Rebates
- Deemed Dividend
- Direct Tax Vivad Se Vishwas Act, 2020
- Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement
- Exempt Capital Gains
- Exempt Income
- Forms of I-Tax Act
- Full value of consideration in respect of transfer of Immovable Property held as business asset – Section 43CA
- Gifts Treated as Income
- Important Due Dates under Direct Taxes
- Income Computation & Disclosure Standard
- Income from House Property
- Interest
- Interpretation of Taxing Statutes
- Investment Planner
- Legal Maxim
- Minimum Alternate Tax (MAT) and Alternate Minimum Tax (AMT)
- Penalties
- Permanent Account Number (PAN)
- Presumptive Taxation
- Rates of Depreciation
- Rates of Income Tax
- Rectifications
- Return of Income
- Revision
- Salaries
- Search/Survey – Rights and Duties
- Section 14A : Disallowance of Expenditure incurred in relation to income exempt from tax
- Set-off and carry forward of losses
- Settlement Commission
- Statement of Financial Transactions or Reportable Account Annual Information Return (Section 285BA, Rule 114E)
- Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number (TDCAN)
- Taxation of Firms
- TDS Chart
Clubbing Provisions
Section |
Person whose income to be clubbed |
Nature of income to be clubbed |
Person in whose hands to be clubbed |
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64(1)(ii) |
Spouse |
Salary, commission, fees, remuneration from concern where individual has substantial interest. If spouse possesses technical/professional qualification and income is solely attributable to the application of such knowledge, it is not to be clubbed |
Spouse having substantial interest in the concern. Substantial interest threshold is 20% or more. |
64(1)(iv) |
Spouse |
From assets transferred to spouse for inadequate consideration other than (i) transfer under an agreement to live apart, or (ii) an income from house property includible under Section 27(i). Interest on capital contributed in the firm out of the transferred funds will however, be clubbed. Where assets transferred are invested in any business, income arising out of the business shall be taxed in proportionately |
Transferor |
64(1)(vi) |
Son's wife |
From assets transferred (after 1-6-1973) to son’s wife for inadequate consideration. Interest on capital contributed in the firm out of the transferred funds will however be clubbed. Where assets transferred are invested in any business, income arising out of the business shall be taxed proportionately |
Transferor |
64(1)(vii) |
Spouse |
Income for immediate or deferred benefit of spouse from assets transferred for inadequate consideration to an AOP or a person |
Transferor |
64(1)(viii) |
Son's wife |
Income for immediate or deferred benefit of son’s wife from assets transferred for inadequate consideration (after 1-6-1973) to an AOP or a person |
Transferor |
64(1A) |
Minor child (except a minor child suffering from any disability mentioned in Section 80U) |
Any income accruing/arising to a minor, except income from: a) manual work, or b) application of his skill, or talent, or specialised knowledge and experience |
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Exempt up to ₹ 1,500 per minor [section 10(32)] |
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64(2) |
HUF |
Income from property converted to HUF property or transferred to HUF by an individual (after 31-12-1969) for inadequate consideration. If converted property is partitioned, income from partitioned property received by spouse, is clubbed in the hands of the individual. |
Transferor |