Gift quarry

sir,
received cash gift of 200000 from father in law,
can i deposit it in bank.

is it mandatory to show received gift in income tax return.
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Receiving a cash gift of £200,000 or more from a single person, such as a father-in-law, is not permitted under Section 269ST of the Income Tax Act. To deposit such a gift, it's advisable to ensure the amount is less than £2 lakh, prepare a gift deed, and then deposit it into your account. It is also recommended to declare any received gift in your Income Tax Return.

First of all, as per sec. 269ST of IT act, you cannot receive cash gift of Rs. 2 lakhs or more from any single person (here FIL).

So. make it less than 2 lahs, prepare gift deed, and deposit in your account.

Yes, better to declare in ITR.

Thank you

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