①The amount of gain on gifts received that a domestic corporation has received in each business year from another domestic corporation with which the domestic corporation has a full controlling interest (limited to a full controlling interest held by a corporation) (limited to an amount corresponding to the amount of a donation prescribed in Article 37, paragraph (7) that would be included in deductible expenses, when calculating the amount of income of the other domestic corporation for each business year, if the provisions of Article 37 (Exclusion of Contributions or Donations from Deductible Expenses) were not applied) is excluded from gross profits, when calculating the amount of income of the domestic corporation for each business year.

②The amount of gain on gifts received prescribed in the preceding paragraph, irrespective of the gift having been made as a donation, contribution, gift, or under any other name, is to be the amount of monies, the value of the assets other than monies as of the time of the gift, or the value of the economic benefits as of the time of the conveyance, in the case where a domestic corporation has received a gift or the gratuitous conveyance of monies or other assets or economic benefits (excluding those to be deemed expenses for advertising or providing samples or other equivalent expenses, and entertainment and social expenses, reception expenses, and welfare expenses; the same applies in the following paragraph).

③In the case where a domestic corporation has received a transfer of assets or a conveyance of economic benefits, when the price for the transfer or conveyance is low compared with the value of the assets as of the transfer or the value of the economic benefits as of the conveyance, the portion of the difference between the price and the value that is found to have been, in effect, received as a gift or gratuitous conveyance is to be included in the amount of gain on gifts received set forth in the preceding paragraph.