Diwali par doston, rishtedaron aur office se mile cash ya gold par Income Tax ke kya niyam hain? Jaan lijiye Section 56(2)(x) ka asali sach.
⚡ Swipe karein aur jaanein tax-free limits!
Section 56(2)(x) ke mutabik 'Specified Relatives' jaise parents, spouse, bhai, behen ya bachhon se kitna bhi cash ya sona mile — ₹1 bhi tax nahi lagta.
✅ Chahe ₹50,000 ho ya ₹10 Lakh, relatives se mila gift bilkul tax-free hai!
Non-relatives (dost, padosi, business clients) se saal bhar me kul milakar ₹50,000 tak ke gifts tax-free hain.
🚨 Agar kul gifts ₹50,001 ho gaye, to poore amount par aapke tax slab ke hisaab se tax lagega!
Company se mila gift voucher agar ₹5,000 tak hai, to wo tax-free perquisite hai. Lekin agar company ne Cash Bonus diya hai, to wo poori salary me jud kar tax hota hai.
💡 Non-cash gifts (sweets, gift card) ₹5,000 tak 100% tax-free hain!
Gold coin ya jewellery 'Movable Property' mani jati hai. Agar market value ₹50,000 se zyada hai aur non-relative se mila hai, to 'Income from Other Sources' me tax lagega.
📜 Hamesha invoice ya gift deed ka record sambhal kar rakhein!
1. ₹2 Lakh se zyada cash transaction se bachein.
2. Bada gift lene par simple Gift Deed banwa lein.
3. Bank transfer (NEFT/UPI) se hi transaction karein.