Gift amount limitation to spouse under income tax

what is the minimum and maximum gift amount to spouse without tax liability to both of husband and wife
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There is no limit on the amount you can gift to your spouse without immediate tax liability for either party. However, any income generated from the gifted amount will be 'clubbed' and added to the donor spouse's income for tax purposes. This means the donor spouse will be liable for income tax on the earnings from the gift, potentially increasing their overall tax bill.

There's no limit however whatever income generated out of the gifted amount would be clubbed in the hands of husband
So if husband income will be clubbed, for e.g. Husband income X amount + Wife's income gained amount Y on gifted funds = XY, so husband's tax liability will be increased right???
Yes of course it'll be increased
Yes... I agreed to Mr Ramakrishnan.

As per the provision of the income Tax , gift to spouse is exempt from tax irrespective of any amount as spouse falls in definition of relative But clubbing provisions will be attracted and income from that gift shall be clubbed in total income of donor.

Gifts can be given in cash or in kind like Jewellery 

One quick question, but income on gifted amount will have tax liability for spouse??? I.e. receiver spouse, need to pay the income taxes while he/she filing the ITR..
No... Tax liability not arise to spouse...

But, Spouse earn income from the gifted amount then the income clubbing/added into husband's income...

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