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good morning to all, GIFT CAN RECEIVE cash from attagaru, Rs.10 lakhs, it exempted from income tax or taxable
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This discussion clarifies the income tax implications of receiving a Rs 10 lakh cash gift from a mother-in-law. While the gift is generally exempt from income tax as it's from a relative, Section 269ST of the Income Tax Act needs consideration. Receiving cash exceeding Rs 20,000 per transaction or Rs 2 lakh in a financial year via bank transfer could attract penalties, unless paid via account payee cheque or bank draft.

No as mother in law is considered as relative and it is exempted
It is exempt under IT act
Though it's exempted income, section 269ST may attract
But if payment is made through cheque or bank draft or account payee cheque other than cash then it will not attract 269st
Through cash allowed Rs .20000 per transaction ,through bank Rs .200000 lakh per transaction !

Otherwise Sec .269ST applied
Taxable

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