Indian cricket Yuzvedra Chahal and choreographer Dhanashree Verma They completed their divorce, ending their high marriage. The Bombay High Court rushed the proceedings, renouncing a six -month cooling period, which is required, as it has done with each other’s consent. They allegedly remained separated from each other from June 2022, opening the door with a fast settlement.
As part of the settlement, Chahal agreed to pay ₹ 4,75 crowns as alimony Dhanashree. The cricket has already laid 2.37 crowns of the exposed amount and the rest will be paid after the divorce procedure is completed.
Tax Implications: Why will Dhanashree pay alimony tax?
One of the important questions about this divorce was whether Dhanashree would have to pay an alimony tax ₹ 4,75 crowns. Legal experts have explained that they will not have to pay taxes on that amount because it is paid in a lump sum.
According to Indian taxation laws, alimony paid in a lump sum is considered to be a capital receipt and is exempted from taxation. If alimony is regularly paid – eG, monthly or annually – it would qualify as a taxable income under the Income Tax Act. In the case of Dhanashree, her lump sum settlement is released from any tax liability on payment.
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Public speculations over their separation
The couple’s termination resulted in a widespread vote and interest among followers and fans. Ambiguous statements on social media Dhanashree Earlier, rumors of cheating or betrayal have created, but real evidence has come to improve such claims. They both avoided publicly publishing why they were breaking, deciding to give up discovering private and dignified details.
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