Casual and non recurring receipts: only those qualifying as income, not purely personal gifts, attract tax. Receipts of a casual and non recurring nature are chargeable to tax only if they properly qualify as income in ordinary or extended statutory meaning; gifts of a purely personal nature remain non taxable, but gifts that are additions to salary or arise from a profession or vocation are taxable.
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Casual and non recurring receipts: only those qualifying as income, not purely personal gifts, attract tax.
Receipts of a casual and non recurring nature are chargeable to tax only if they properly qualify as income in ordinary or extended statutory meaning; gifts of a purely personal nature remain non taxable, but gifts that are additions to salary or arise from a profession or vocation are taxable.
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