Key income tax rules explained: Gifts above Rs.50,000 in a year: When is the full amount taxable? Marriage exemptions
New Delhi, Oct. 24 -- Did you receive cash, jewellery, or other gifts from friends or relatives? While some gifts are tax-free, others may be taxable depending on their value, who gave them, and the occasion.
The FAQs on gifts received by an individual or Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) under the Income-Tax Act, 2025, explain when gifts are exempt and when they attract tax.
Gifts received from specified relatives are exempt from tax, irrespective of their value. These include:
Other exempt categories include gifts received through a will or inheritance, gifts received in contemplation of the donor's death, and certain receipts from specified authorities and registered non-profit organisations.
If you receive cash gifts worth more than Rs...
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