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Gift taxability

Date 27 Mar 2008
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Gift taxability: gifts from non-resident NRE accounts are permissible but subject to statutory conditions to avoid income tax.
There is no prohibition on receiving gifts from an NRE account of a person residing outside India under the Income Tax Act; however, the receipt will avoid income tax only if it meets the statutory conditions governing taxation of gifts and related exemptions. (AI Summary)

can an individual take gift of any amount from NRE a/c of a person residing outside india? or covered under the limit of Rs. 50000 where there is no blood relation

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There is no bar for receiving gift from NRE account of a person residing outside India under Income Tax Act. However, under the provisions of section 56, the same should also meed the conditions for escaping income tax

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