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This deed of Gift is executed on ________ day of ______________ month _____________ year by Sri./Smt. __________________________, S/o./ W/o. _______________________, occupation____________________, and aged__________ year residence at ______________________________ _______________________ .
Draft of a gift deed must include the following details: Place and date on which the gift deed is to be executed. Relevant information on gift deed regarding the donor and the donee, such as their names, address, relationship, date of birth and signatures.
A gift deed is a legal document or an instrument that allows a person to voluntarily transfer any movable or immovable property owned by him to another person without any monetary consideration. The person who is giving the gift is called 'donor' and the person receiving the gift is called 'donee'.
Basis of Property from Gifts Generally, a taxpayer who acquires property by gift takes a basis in the property equal to the donor's adjusted basis in the property at the time of the gift (referred to as transferred or carryover basis).
It needs to include: Their name. Your name. The total amount given. A statement that it is a gift. A statement that the gift has no commercial interest. Confirmation that the gift giver has no stake in the property. Confirmation that the gift giver can afford to give you the money.