Monther in law gift to son in law

sir mother in law gift to son in law this is gift taxable or exempted in income tax
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This discussion clarifies the tax implications of a gift from a mother-in-law to her son-in-law. While a son-in-law isn't a 'specified relative' in the strictest sense, he is considered a relative through the spouse. Therefore, gifts received from a mother-in-law are generally exempt from income tax, regardless of the amount.

Gift to specified relative is exempt. Otherwise aggregate gifts from non-relatives is exempt upto 50000/-. Beyond that, total amount is taxable.

son in law is not specified relative of mother in law.

Agree with pravin
Sir, Son in law is a relative as per definition, so no tax liability arise in any way

Gift can be received from any lineal ascendant or descendant of the spouse of the individual. Mother of spouse (mother in law) is lineal ascendant. Hence mother in law is a specified relative.

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