How to use this calculator
- Enter the gift value, the relationship with the giver and the stamp duty value for property.
- Choose the gift type and the relationship to match your situation.
- Read whether the gift is taxable and the amount added to income in the result.
Gifts from specified relatives and some occasions are exempt; confirm the details of the giver and the occasion.
The result is an estimate for the figures you enter. It is not a filed return, a certificate or professional advice. Rates, thresholds and section numbers change with each Finance Act, and the Income-tax Act, 2025 applies from 1 April 2026 with new section and form numbers.
For the related work, see Income tax return (ITR) filing.
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