Report Gift as Income in Your Tax Return

Created by Bharti Vasvani, Modified on Wed, 16 Oct at 5:09 PM by Bharti Vasvani

Everyone loves receiving gifts, but did you know some gifts might be taxable?


If you receive gifts worth more than ₹50,000 in a year, you’ll need to report them as income in your tax return. But don’t worry, there are some exceptions!


When gifts are tax-exempt

  • Gifts from immediate family members (like parents, siblings, or a spouse) 
  • Gifts received during your marriage or through inheritance   
  • If the total value of gifts in a year is below ₹50,000 
  • Gifts from registered charitable trusts  


You should report them as exempt income. Read more about it here.



How to report gift income


  1. Navigate to File > Incomes > Other Incomes, then click Gift Income
    Navigate to File > Incomes > Other Incomes, then click Gift Income
  2. Enter the total value of the gifts received

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