Clubbing provisions often create a practical mismatch. The income may be taxed in one person’s return, but the tax deducted at source may appear in another person’s Form 26AS. The difficulty becomes sharper in family cases, especially where interest, rent, capital gains or other receipts are earned in the name of one s...
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