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<h1>Exceptions to Foreign Contribution Ban in Section 4 of FCRA 2010: Salary, Trade Payments, Gifts, and More</h1> Section 4 of the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) 2010 outlines exceptions to the prohibition on accepting foreign contributions specified in Section 3. These exceptions include receiving foreign contributions as salary, wages, or remuneration from a foreign source, payments in international trade or business, transactions as an agent of a foreign source with the government, gifts to Indian delegation members, and contributions from relatives. Contributions over one lakh rupees from relatives must be reported to the government within 30 days. Other exceptions include remittances through official channels and scholarships. Contributions not falling under these exceptions are considered violations of Section 3.
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