Foreign contribution exceptions allow specified persons to accept certain remunerations, trade payments, gifts, remittances, and scholarships under conditions. Section 4 sets out exemptions to the operation of Section 3 for specified persons, permitting acceptance of foreign contribution when received as salary ... Summary
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Foreign contribution exceptions allow specified persons to accept certain remunerations, trade payments, gifts, remittances, and scholarships under conditions.
Section 4 sets out exemptions to the operation of Section 3 for specified persons, permitting acceptance of foreign contribution when received as salary or remuneration, as payment in the ordinary course of business from a foreign source, in the course of international trade or business outside India, as an agent in transactions with Central or State Government, as gifts received as a member of an Indian delegation under government rules, from a relative, as remittances through official channels or authorised persons in foreign exchange, and as scholarships, stipends or similar payments; contributions for other purposes remain contraventions.
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