Gift deeds confusion

Gift by a grandson to his grandfather will be exempt or taxable...
Also gift from individual to spouse will be exempt or taxable
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This discussion clarifies the tax implications of gift deeds, specifically when a grandson gifts to his grandfather and when one spouse gifts to another. Both scenarios are generally exempt under the Income Tax Act. However, gifts between spouses can lead to clubbing of income issues. The discussion confirms that a grandson is considered a 'relative' for the purposes of Section 56(2)(x) of the IT Act.

1. Both will be exempt under IT act.

2. But in second case, clubbing problem would arise.

Refer sec 56(x)(2) exemptions
Sir grandson relative ki definition me aata h kya

Yes, grandson is linear descendent to grandfather, so is RELATIVE u/s. 56(2)(x) of IT act.

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