Gift on occasion of marriage

Taxability of gift received from employer on occasion of marriage in gold worth Rs 7 Lakh???
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Gifts received on the occasion of marriage are generally exempt from tax in the UK. This applies even if the gift is from an employer, as long as it's considered a genuine wedding gift. However, gifts from unrelated individuals exceeding £50,000 may become taxable. It's important to note that gifts received on wedding anniversaries are not exempt.

Any sort of gift that is given on the occasion of wedding from immediate family gifts are not taxable under the Income Tax Act. If the gifts are from unrelated people, friends the maximum limit of the value of the gifts is Rs 50,000. After this limit the gifts will be taxable as per the slab.
Gift on the occasion of "marriage' is always exempt but not on the occasion of wedding anniversary.
Entire 7 lacs would be exempt in this case.
It is fully exempted
I hope you received them in bank
If it in cash then problem might happen

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