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Receipt without consideration (Gift) from Non-Relatives – A Tool for Tax Planning
Receipt without consideration (Gift) from Non-Relatives – A Tool for Tax Planning
The write-up
painstakingly ventured and given publicity , as read and understood, is seen to
have dealt with at great length, thereby
bringing to focus, the must-be-concern of
the insured , including ‘pensioners’, in being put to a further erosion in the
‘insured value’, in the aftermath , and as a result, of the newly introduced TDS Rules. The arena chosen for exposition of
the worrisome angles is ‘moneylife’; hence, is mostly confined to the aspect of
money loss.
To try and attempt
to be somewhat explicit, the point in one’s mind is that there is yet another aspect,
which must be of more concern to the impacted insured class. To give a useful clue,
that is what is cryptically known and referred to in legal circles as ‘TDS Woes’.
The subject rules,
as viewed, have prima facie every potential to add to such woes already being
faced with by taxpayers, by reason of the extant rules on the statute , governing
TDS requirements in regard to severally varying types of ‘payments’.
For knowing, if
interested, the viewpoints shared in public domain, the posted material on certain
other websites e.g. Taxguru.com, also shared on Facebook , could be of help and
guidance.
A sum-up of which
has been updated in personal blogs- ‘swamilook’ – to link > http://vswaminathan-swamilook.blogspot.in/2015/10/tds-woes-of-taxpayers-contd.html
As selected:
“This
is yet another case of insurers not being clear about what they should do.”
No wonder !; in fact, if viewed from a different
perspective, insurers deserve every sympathy. For. after all, they have been perforce
obligated to ‘cook somebody else’s goose’; in that the subject rules are those
as framed by the Revenue; not by the insurers , selves.
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