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Ans: 01. In this case there is no big issue. You have worked out LTCG as Rs.10,500.00. 50% of this amount shall arrear in both ITRs (Your & Your spouse).
02. Your query that AIS is showing Rs.40,00,000.00 as Sale amount in both cases. You should file your ITR on Actual/Factual basis, declaring 50% profit in both cases. If department raises any question or demands any clarification, you can reply the same with facts.
03. Kindly ensure that your calculation of LTCG of Rs.10,500.00 can be proved based on documents.
Most Welcome for further clarifications, if any. Thanks.

Ans: 01. You can make a Gift to your wife of any amount & this transaction will not be taxable under Income Tax, for both of you.
02. However please note that when she invest the amount and earn income, then that income will be taxable in your hands.
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Ans: Hello Maam,
Its correct that if the husband dies without will, his assets are divided between Class I relations:
Class I relations are:
Son/Daughter
Widow
Mother

If a husband dies leaving behind a wife, a son, and a daughter (plus no mother, or assuming mother's status), the estate is split into equal shares among the surviving Class I members.
You will have to add name of all of your Class I members to the assets, take their approval and sale the assets, if needed along with their signature on sale deeds.

Vipul J Bhavsar
Chartered Accountant
www.capitalca.in

Ans: Physical play in a park or ground with other kids, physical sports, cycling, swimming etc should be included in her weekly routine. Reading books regularly as well as games that encourage thinking , jigsaw puzzles etc. See what her interests are and plan accordingly

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Ans: It depends on the age of the child. If less than 12 years she needs 9-10 hours of sleep. Stop screens 1 hour before bedtime. Avoid afternoon or evening naps. A bath before bedtime, reading a book before bed and a dark room during sleep also help.

Ans: If you met with the purpose of a serious relationship and 6 months later the conversation is being avoided - then move on before you invest emotionally.

Ans: No, JoSAA does not accept two separate marksheets from different boards (CBSE and NIOS) to fulfill Class XII eligibility; therefore, you should obtain Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics from a single recognized board to remain eligible for JEE and IIT admission.

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(1) Build a strong LinkedIn presence: Keep your LinkedIn profile updated and stay active. Connect with college seniors, alumni, professors, and professionals in your field. Set job and internship alerts now on LinkedIn, follow job-market trends, and apply to startups and entry-level roles as well.

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(6) Use a focused application strategy: Avoid sending too many generic applications. Aim for 25–30 relevant applications, 10 personalised networking messages, and two meaningful portfolio or project improvements each week. Track applications, responses, and interview outcomes in a spreadsheet.

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(8) Consider freelancing: Along with job applications, explore freelance work as a junior data analyst. Focus on Excel, SQL, Python, Power BI/Tableau, data cleaning, dashboards, and business insights. Build 2–3 portfolio projects, create a LinkedIn/GitHub presence, and approach e-commerce, sales, marketing, and small businesses through Upwork, Fiverr, or local SMEs (Small and Medium Enterprises).

Do not spend too much time collecting certificates without applying. Start applying while improving your skills and portfolio. Your first role does not need to be your final career destination; it can help you gain experience and grow into stronger Data Analytics or Business Intelligence roles. I MISSED your message on LinkedIn. Could you please send it to me again on LinkedIn? All The Best for Your Prosperous Future!

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