How to add Gifts received from relatives?
Gifts received from relatives are completely exempt from income tax. Keep reading to find how to disclose them accurately in your ITR to avoid any taxation.
Steps to add gift income from relatives:
1. Navigate to File > Incomes > Other Incomes, then click ’Any Other’.
2. Enter the total value of the gifts received under ‘Exempt Income’
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