Hra exemption for salary income

Quick Summary
This discussion explores whether an individual can claim House Rent Allowance (HRA) exemption when paying rent to their grandfather. While generally permissible, key conditions must be met. A formal rental agreement is essential, and the rent payments must be properly documented, ideally through bank transfers or cheques. Crucially, the grandfather must declare this rental income in his own tax return. The discussion also touches upon Section 40A(2) of the Income Tax Act, clarifying that while excessive payments to relatives for business expenses can be disallowed, reasonable rent payments for HRA purposes are typically allowed if all conditions are met.

Yes.. you can claim exemption

 

Your grandfather has to show this as his income 

No, HRA exemption available only for the employee who stays in rented house in cource of employment.
Yes u can pay rent and claim as hra it's legal yes ur grandfather shows as rental income If it more then lacs then paid through cheque nd quoted pan card also
There are two pre-conditions to claim HRA u/s 10(13A)
1) employee should receive HRA from employer
2) employee should make payment towards lease rental

If employee is not getting HRA from employer, it will specifically dealt with other provisions of the Act other than 10(13A).
Up to one lakh pan card of the house owner is not required, more than 1 lakh pa need to provide the pan card number of the owner.
Yes it can claim, and grandfather has to show as income

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