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Currently, I am living in Canada. I am sending 80,000-100,000INR every month to my dad's account. Who is living in India, Whatever money I am sending to him from my side is after tax. So, my question to you is how much money I can send to his account. So, they do not need to pay any tax to the Indian government?
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As per RBI rules, residents are permitted to hold foreign currency upto 2000$. If foreign currency is within limit and received from relative ,no tax but if such foreign currency received by non relative then upto RS 50000 exempt beyond that taxable in the hand of receiver.
My parents would like to sell their property in India and relocate to Switzerland where I live now. They can either transfer the proceeds to me here or relocate first here, open their account here and transfer all the proceeds to their own account in Switzerland.
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In general, yes. In India, the transfer recipient will be required to pay gift taxes on all amounts greater than 50,000 INR per year unless they're a close relative of yours, in which case they'll pay no taxes. On the American side, a maximum of $14,000 is allowed to be transferred per person per year without having to pay tax. Anything exceeding that amount, and you, as the sender, will be taxed by the IRS.

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^{There are no restrictions on the rights of a Karta to gift assets of the HUF to anyone under the tax laws. However, if the gift is made to a family member, the income tax department may treat this as partial partition of the HUF and disregard this for income tax purposes.}
I am a resident indian. My daughter is NRI and earns in Euro. She has a NRE account. Daughter had taken education loan. Since she started earning she asked me to clear the loan and I have cleared the loan. She has sent me Rs.5 Lacs just now. is it taxable? This is the money which I have paid back to the bank when I got the maturity monies from deposits. She has actually paid back what I paid back to her loans?
^{Any financial transaction worth over $10,000 must be reported to the IRS, with information about the person initiating the transaction, the person receiving the money, and the nature of the transaction. This is known as a Currency Transaction Report (CTR), and the reason for this is to combat financial crime and money laundering.}