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The Economic Times
The Economic Times
Anshika Jain

Income tax on gifts: Received cash, property or shares? You may have to pay tax and report it in your ITR in these cases

Whether you're getting money from your parents, transferring property to your kids, or receiving shares from a relative, whatever the gift, it's worth knowing how income tax rules actually treat it before the transaction happens. Tax treatment isn't uniform. It depends on factors like what's being gifted, how much it's worth, and how the giver and receiver are related to each other.

Let's take a look at which gifts stay exempt from tax, which ones trigger a tax liability, and what disclosure obligations taxpayers need to keep in mind.

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