Where to show this income in itr

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My Spouse's Gross income is approx Rs. 140000 PA, which consists of Bank FD Interest, Share dividends, NSC interest, PPF Interest. Brokerage commission income. It is below taxable limit.

Every year, I gift her Rs. 150000 & pay her mediclaim premium of approx Rs. 15000. I do not claim rebate of her mediclaim premium in my ITR.  I have not started to file her ITR yet. I will file it this year. So I am confused that if I claim Rs. 150000 exemption of PPF and mediclaim premium exemption, how will I show it in her ITR? Her PPF contribution & mediclaim contribution exceeds her income limits. How will I explain in ITR? Though I have kept a seperate notes regarding the same and can explain and prove if required in future. As there are no colums in ITR forms to mention gifts received. I am confused and I rely on this forum to guide me. Please help and reply at earliest, as this question is going in my mind all day. Thank you. Regards. 

 

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Not required to file ITR due to income below basic exemption limit (Gift recd from husband not taxable)
Thanks for your reply. However as TDS is deducted of A Small amount so if I don't file ITR I will not get it back ( Rs 800 ) and if I file how to adjust this entry. Please clarify. Thanks
You can show total income Rs. 140000 & claim chapter VI deductions like Contribution to PPF etc. up to Rs. 140000 in ITR (deductions not allowed above total income).
the interest accrued on your gift amount 150000 will be clubbed in your income


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