Certain doubt with regard GPA transactions

This discussion addresses the legality and practicalities of selling Indian property on behalf of a non-resident brother using a General Power of Attorney (GPA). While a GPA can be used to authorise someone to act, the actual sale of immovable property requires a registered conveyance deed. The advice suggests executing a power of attorney in your favour to sell the property using your signature and bank account, and reassures that the sale proceeds themselves are not taxable income. However, complications may arise regarding TDS deductions under your PAN and the buyer's obligations when transacting with a non-resident.