
🎁 Diwali Gifts Can Cost You Tax! 🪔 This festive season, your gifts may bring joy — but they can also bring penalties if not reported correctly in your ITR! 😬 💡 Key Points: Gifts from family = fully tax-free ❤️ Gifts from non-relatives above ₹50,000 = taxable 💰 Employer gifts > ₹5,000 = added to salary 🧧 Property, jewellery, shares as gifts? FMV > ₹50,000 = taxable 🏠💎 Non-reporting = penalties 50–200% + interest ⚠️ ✅ Keep proper documentation & declare gifts honestly to avoid trouble! Swipe 👉 to learn what’s taxable and what’s exempt this Diwali. #Diwali2025 #TaxTips #ITR #GiftsAndTaxes #FinancialAwareness #MyFinTaxOfficial #CelebrateSmart #TaxPenaltyAlert #IncomeTaxIndia #DiwaliGifts #FinancialLiteracy #MoneyMatters #TaxAwareness #GiftTax #FestiveFinance #WealthTips #SmartFiling #TaxSeason #ITRCompliance
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