Cash gifts from family members taxability for ay 21-22

cash gifts from family members taxability for ay 21-22 exempt Or not
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For AY 21-22, cash gifts from family members are generally taxable if the total amount exceeds £50,000 in a year. However, gifts from 'relatives' are exempt without any limit. If the gift is from a non-relative and below £50,000, it's exempt. Additionally, cash gifts from a single person or transaction cannot exceed £200,000 per annum as per Section 269ST.

Section 56(2) of the Income Tax provides for taxation of gifts received during the year in case aggregate value of all the gifts, whether in cash or in kind during a year, exceed fifty thousand rupees, entire amount will be taxable in the hands of recipient, if it is below 50,000/- exempt from tax

If such family members fall within the definition of relatives, then exempt without any limit else exemption up to Rs.50k pa

If such family members fall within the definition of relatives, then exempt without any limit else exemption up to Rs.50k P.a

further to that.. Gift in Cash (269ST) from single person /transaction/event can' t exceed Rs. 2,00,000/- p.a.
As per Contract Act 1872, contract without consideration, quid pro quo means something for something, only one thing love and affection should prevail, even friend can give cash gift upto Rs. 50,000/-

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