1. If the illegally obtained money is black money, it will bear criminal responsibility, but it will not be taxed;

2. If the person who gives money gives money for some illegal acts, then the money is the income from bribery and is not taxed.

There is no violation of the law, and there may be other reasons. If I give it for free, it belongs to other accidental income, and the personal income tax rate is 20%, that is, I need to pay 200,000 yuan of personal income tax.

4. If the person who gave the money has distant relatives or indirect relations, it belongs to inheritance income, and the inheritance income in China will not be taxed temporarily.

Extended data:

Personal income tax payable = taxable income * applicable tax rate-quick deduction;

Taxable amount = wage income -3500- "three insurances and one gold";

Taxation is the main form and tool for the state to organize fiscal revenue, which plays an important role in ensuring and realizing fiscal revenue. Because taxation is compulsory, free and fixed, it can ensure the stability of income; At the same time, tax collection is very extensive, and fiscal revenue can be raised in many ways.

Accidental income means that the income obtained by individuals is non-recurring and belongs to all kinds of opportunistic income, including winning prizes, winning lottery tickets and other accidental income (including bonuses, physical objects and securities).

Individuals who purchase social welfare lottery tickets and Chinese sports lottery tickets whose winning income does not exceed 10000 yuan shall be exempted from personal income tax, and those who exceed 10000 yuan shall be taxed in full according to the accidental income items (the tax rate of 438+0 1 as of April, 1965 is 20%).

Taxpayers of personal income tax in China are those who live in China and those who do not live in China, including citizens in China, foreigners who get income from China and compatriots from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan.

Individuals who have a domicile in China or have no domicile in China for 1 year are resident taxpayers and should bear unlimited tax obligations, that is, they should pay individual income tax according to law on their income obtained in China and abroad.

Individuals who have neither domicile nor residence in China, or who have lived in China for less than one year, are non-resident taxpayer, bear limited tax obligations, and pay personal income tax according to law only on their income obtained from China.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-personal income tax

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-tax payment