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HUF Formation

A family tax entity

A Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) is a separate tax entity that can help families plan income and investments more efficiently. We guide you from forming the HUF to investing in its name.

2+Members needed to form an HUF
1Separate PAN for the HUF
2005Year daughters became coparceners
KartaThe member who manages the HUF
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How It Works

1

HUF Deed

Declare the Karta and members

2

PAN for the HUF

Apply for a separate PAN

3

Bank Account

Open an account in the HUF's name

4

Start Investing

Complete KYC and invest for the HUF

Overview

What is an HUF?

An HUF is formed by a Hindu family (including Jain, Sikh and Buddhist families) whose members descend from a common ancestor, together with their spouses. It is assessed separately under the Income Tax Act, with its own PAN and its own basic exemption limit.

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Key Roles

Karta

The senior member who manages the HUF's affairs and signs on its behalf.

Coparceners

Members by birth, including daughters since 2005, who hold a share in HUF property and can seek partition.

Members

Others, such as spouses, who belong to the HUF but are not coparceners.

Key Points

Benefits

Documents

Documents Usually Needed

Keep these handy for a smooth start. We never ask for your full Aadhaar number; a masked copy is enough.

Karta's PANPlus a masked Aadhaar copy of the Karta.
HUF DeedDeclaration naming the Karta and members.
HUF PANApplied for in the name of the HUF.
Members' DetailsNames, relationships and PANs of coparceners.
HUF Bank ProofCancelled cheque or statement of the HUF account.
Karta's PhotographA recent passport-size photograph.
FAQs

Questions, answered

Who can form an HUF?
A Hindu (including Jain, Sikh and Buddhist) family with at least two members can constitute an HUF, with the senior member acting as Karta.
How does an HUF get its funds?
Through ancestral property, gifts and income earned on the HUF's own assets. Income from assets you transfer to your own HUF may be clubbed with your income, so plan this carefully.
Can a woman be the Karta?
Courts have recognised that the senior-most coparcener, including a daughter, can act as Karta. Practice can vary, so take legal advice.
Can an HUF invest in mutual funds and shares?
Yes. Once the HUF has its own PAN, KYC and bank account, it can invest in mutual funds, shares, bonds and fixed deposits.
How is an HUF dissolved?
Through a total partition among the coparceners, with the assets divided and the tax authorities informed.
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Tax benefits depend on prevailing laws and individual circumstances. Please consult a tax adviser before forming an HUF.