HRA DEDUCTION FOR RENT PAID TO RELATIVE WHO IS NOT THE OWNER OF HOUSE

Can HRA deduction be claimed if Rent is paid to Married Sister, who is not the owner of the house property rather her mother in law is the owner. although the rent is paid through banking channel and Relative (sister) is showing such income in her ITR.

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This discussion explores whether an individual can claim House Rent Allowance (HRA) deductions when paying rent to a married sister who is not the legal owner of the property, but her mother-in-law is. The rent is paid via banking channels, and the sister declares this income in her tax returns. The consensus suggests that the deduction might be possible, provided the claimant does not own a property in the same city and obtains proper rent receipts from the actual landlord.

Pls post actual conditions for the relative.
Yes, You can claim the rent paid.
But, Get Receipt from the Landlord.
Provided you do nit own a house in the same city.
Originally posted by : sabyasachi mukherjee
Provided you do nit own a house in the same city.

Why not you reply the same in your first attempt...

Don't reply based on others opinion...

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