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Asked by Anonymous - Dec 07, 2025Hindi

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My daughter works in UK. I would like to send 10 lakh to her from India for her future use or investment purpose. Would shre have to pay any tax? would I have to pay tax? If she leaves UK in near future , would there be any implication to take out the money from UK?

Ans: From Indian Income Tax Act point of view, there will not be any tax implication on gift given to daughter. For UK tax laws, please consult with local consultant. However, it is advisable to execute gift deed.

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Good evening sir. I am 64, retired and live in Bangalore. I had a apartment in Chennai which we sold recently. I also have executed a will where this flat will be inherited by my NRI daughter. As per my daughter's wishes and since we are finding it difficult to manage the flat remotely, we sold the flat. Now I want to gift a major portion of the sale proceeds to her(1C out of 1.1C). She has an NRO account. If we(me and my wife in equal proportions) transfer the gift to her NRO account, will my daughter be subject to tax? We will execute the completion of form 15ca, 15cb, with copies of sale deed, will, and then transfer the money. Please advise

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You two are earning well and have accumulated a lot at such young age. Let us analyse in detail:
- Liquid - 1 crore >> this can take care of the immediate requirement for your kid's higher education.
- Your current investments in PF, PPF and MF - can be considered a portion for your retired life.
- Land and Flats worth 4 crores - can liquidate worth half value to keep it aside for your kids marriage.
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