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Gift definition as per income tax act

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Bhumit

accountant

166 Points Posted on 24 September 2018

Hello Members,

I have a question for Gift Definition as per Income tax act/rules.

Details of Family Member

X - individual tax payer (Salarized Person) - Female

Y - Husband of "X" - (Job less Person & So don't file any ITR now)

A - Father in law of "X" - (Reguler Filled ITR-3)

B - Smaller Brother of "A" - (Salarized Person Filed ITR - 1)

C - Wife of "B" - (Reguler Filled ITR-3)

Now My Question was Can Person A,B & C gift some amount to person "X" through chq ?

If No than any other way to gift a amount ?????

B -

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gift received by x from b and c will be taxable if aggregate amt exceeds 50000 in one fy gift from A will not be taxable since the same is received from relative. ( sec 56(2)(x). )

Gracie

CEO

24 Points Posted on 24 September 2018

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