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Dilipkumar Question by Dilipkumar on Apr 25, 2023Hindi
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Sir, If spouse falls in the definition of relative, there will be no tax burden if husband and wife gives gift amount to each other. I had given Rs. 15 lakh to my wife as a gift. She had place this amount in PM Vay Vandna yojna. Who should show the interest income in tax return. If the amount is considered as gift from relative, than as per my belief, my wife has to show income in her return. Also some legal document (gift deed) is necessary to prepare for above gift?

Ans: ​​​​​As per income tax provisions, if husband transfer asset (other than house property) to spouse as gift, then income from such asset will be clubbed with the income of the husband. Thus, you have to show said income amount in Income tax return.

Further, considering quantum of gift, it is advisable to execute gift deed.
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