Bond washing transactions occur when a person transfers a security just before the interest payment date to another person, and then reacquires the security just after the payment date to avoid paying taxes on the interest income. If the tax authorities determine a transaction was done primarily to evade taxes in this way, the interest income will still be considered taxable for the original owner of the security, not the temporary transferee.
Bond washing transactions occur when a person transfers a security just before the interest payment date to another person, and then reacquires the security just after the payment date to avoid paying taxes on the interest income. If the tax authorities determine a transaction was done primarily to evade taxes in this way, the interest income will still be considered taxable for the original owner of the security, not the temporary transferee.
Bond washing transactions occur when a person transfers a security just before the interest payment date to another person, and then reacquires the security just after the payment date to avoid paying taxes on the interest income. If the tax authorities determine a transaction was done primarily to evade taxes in this way, the interest income will still be considered taxable for the original owner of the security, not the temporary transferee.
uestion 16: Write a note on Bond Washing Transactions.
Answer: Bond Washing Transactions
Section 94 If any person has transferred any security in the name of any other person sometimes before the due date and has reacquired it sometimes after the due date in order to evade tax, it will be considered to be a bond washing transaction and income shall be considered to be of the person who has manipulated in this manner. Example Mr. Yuvraj Arora has purchased security of `10,00,000 in ABC Ltd. on 01.04.2018 @ 10% and interest is due on half yearly basis i.e. on 30th Sept and 31st March of every year. If Mr. Yuvraj Arora has transferred this security just before the due date in the name of any other person through a fictitious sale transaction and has re-transferred it in his name after the due date through a fictitious purchase transaction so that he can evade tax, it will be called bond washing transaction and in such cases interest income is taxable in the hands of Mr. Yuvraj Arora. [This practice is generally adopted by high-income class assessees to evade the tax by transferring securities to low income class assessee on the eve of due date of payment of interest.]