Is there tax exemption as there are amounts spends for gifting to family members
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Gifts given to family members are generally exempt from tax in the UK, provided they fall within the definition of 'relative' as specified by the Income Tax Act. This exemption applies regardless of the amount or value of the gift. While the recipient does not pay tax on such gifts, the giver cannot claim any tax deductions for the gifted amount.
If your family members covered under relative definition as per IT Act then there will be no tax on gifted amount irrespective of amount/value of gift.
As per my understanding, you are asking about the gift giver, he cannot have any deduction for the amount given as gift. And in the case of recipients, if they come under relative definition then no taxable.