Gift from Relative property

I have received property from relative without any consideration value does i require to show that in Itr
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If you've received property from a relative without any payment, you generally don't need to declare it as taxable income under the Income Tax Act. However, it's advisable to credit your capital account with the government-valued amount and debit fixed assets. The cost basis for depreciation will be the cost to the previous owner, not the market value.

No need to report in itr if property is received without consideration from a relative
How to show this in my balancesheet or capital account
Not required
Yes, have to credit capital account with govt value and debit fixed assets and then should show as other sources exempted gift income

Under Income tax act gift from relative is not taxable. The cost will be cost to the previous owner.

We cannot show it in Balance sheet at Market value and depreciate.

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