Gift from father

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The disclosure of income depends upon the earning pattern. In case it is your regular source of income then it can be considered as a business and shown under income from business or profession. For the easy ITR filing you would be suggested to opt for ITR 4 and show it as a presumptive income.

In case it is a non material or income of irregular nature then you can also disclose the same as income from other sources and file ITR 1 form.

In addition, gifts from specific relatives like parents, spouse and siblings are also exempt from tax. You need to show the same under the head exempt income in ITR 1/ITR 4.

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- ITR-4. Gift from father is exempt from tax. Fill the details in schedule EI.

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ITR-4 would be filed.

The gift from father would be declared under the Exempt Income.

Person need to file ITR if your Income is below Taxable limit i.e. 2.50 Lacs. Gift from Relative is exempt under Income Tax Act u/s 56 (2). Relative definition cover father. You can file ITR and disclose Gift of Rs 15 Lacs as exempt. 

Dear Sir,

As per the Income tax act, the sum of money received from any of your relatives are fully exempt from tax.

You are running Coaching classes then ITR-4 For Individuals, HUFs and Firms (other than LLP) being a Resident having Total Income upto Rs.50 lakhs and having income from Business and Profession which is computed under sections 44AD, 44ADA or 44AE. is applicable..

You need to show the same in section 56.

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Section 56(2) of Income Tax Act is applicable for  exemption of gift.

In our view ITR-1 is applicable for For Individuals being a Resident (other than Not Ordinarily Resident) having Total Income upto Rs.50 lakhs, having Income from Salaries, One House Property, Other Sources (Interest etc.), and Agricultural Income upto Rs.5 thousand(Not for an Individual who is either Director in a company or has invested in Unlisted Equity Shares)

You need to file ITR 4 under presumptive scheme.Under this 50% of your receipts will be considered as taxable. Gift from father will not be taxable. It will be shown under exempt income under Sec 56.

Dear Sir

for ITR filing opt for ITR 4 and show it as a presumptive income

Gift of rs 15 lakhs from ur father is exempt since he covers under relative definition

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Hi

Considering you have only 2 lac as tuition income, you can show it as other income in ITR 1.

Show gift as exempt income.

Gifts are not covered under section 10. In ITR, under the exempt income, select 'any other' and mention gift from father in description box.

It should be disclosed as exempt u/s. 56 in Schedule EI of the ITR.

Hi

Gift from father is fully exempt. You need to show the same in ITR 1_ schedule EI.

Hi

This will be shown under section 56(2).

No need to show gift from father under income tax return as it's a gift and not covered anywhere.

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Section 10 doesn't cover this and section 56 says it's not income it doesn't say that income is exempt.

Section 10 doesn't cover this and section 56 says it's not income it doesn't say that income is exempt.

Yes, you can revise the return through online portal.

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You will have to revise the income tax return for the concerned year.

You will have to file revise ITR.

Hi

You need to file revise return.

Yes, you can file revise return ro reflect that change. Even if you dont do that change, practically i dont see any serious impact.

You can file Revised ITR by showing the Income as Exempt u/s 56 (2)