Gift received by my mother father, exempted in my hand or not . Please advise me immediately
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Gifts received from your parents in India are generally exempt from income tax, provided they are from a 'relative' as defined by the Income-tax Act. This exemption typically applies to gifts up to ₹50,000 per financial year and excludes cash, movable, or immovable property if specific conditions aren't met. Gifts received via bank transfer from parents are usually considered tax-free as they fall under the blood relative category.
As per Indian tax laws, gifts received by an individual are exempt from tax in certain circumstances. However, there are specific conditions to be met. Gifts received by your mother or father may be exempt in your hands if: 1. The gift is from a relative (as defined in the Income-tax Act) 2. The gift is not exceeding ₹50,000 in a financial year 3. The gift is not in the form of cash, movable property, or immovable property If the gift does not meet these conditions, it may be considered taxable income in your hands.
If you are receiving gift in the form of money (thru bank transfer) from your mother or father then you do not have to pay any income tax on it. This is gift within blood relatives and it is exempted.