Person of indian origin

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Ashish Dhamija (Querist)
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22 June 2011 As per income tax act a person shall be deemed to be of Indian origin if he or either of his parents or any of his grand parents was born in undivided India.

So if a person is born in India and his parents and grand parents are born in India AFTER 1947 i.e NOT IN UNDIVIDED INDIA,will that person be of indian origin?

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CA PARAS BAFNA (Expert)
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22 June 2011 So if a person is born in India and his parents and grand parents are born in India AFTER 1947 i.e NOT IN UNDIVIDED INDIA,will that person be of indian origin?
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Yes, that will also be a POI because the phrase is "any of the grand parents" which has been wrongly reproduced by you as
"grand parents".

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So, even the parents or grand parents of the parents had born in Undivided India, the person can be called as a POI.

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