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How to claim income tax Deduction on rent paid – Section 80GG

Last updated on October 25, 2023 by CA Bigyan Kumar Mishra

Section 80GG of income tax act, 1961 is applicable to a self employed person, businessman and even to a salaried person for the expenses that they incur towards house rent. If you are not receiving house rent allowance from your employer or your salary does not include house rent allowance then you are eligible to claim income tax deduction under section 80GG for your … [Read more...] about How to claim income tax Deduction on rent paid – Section 80GG

Example for calculating Exemption for House Rent Allowance

Last updated on July 6, 2020 by CA Bigyan Kumar Mishra

Mr. X is working in a non-metro city and receives a basic salary of Rs. 14, 500, Dearness Allowance as Rs. 3000 and does not receive any commission. If he has paid Rs. 3000 as house rent while receiving house rent allowance of Rs. 4000. Let us calculate what will be his taxable house rent allowance; ParticularsCalculationAmount (Rs.)Actual house rent allowance4000*1248, … [Read more...] about Example for calculating Exemption for House Rent Allowance

House rent Allowance or HRA Exemption U/S 10 (13A)

Last updated on August 19, 2021 by CA Bigyan Kumar Mishra

House rent allowance granted by an employer to his employee is tax exempted to the extent provided under section 10 (13A) of income tax act 1961. Employees in India, receive house rent allowance from their employer every month as a part of their terms and conditions of employment. As per the Income Tax Act provision, HRA is partly exempted if certain terms and conditions … [Read more...] about House rent Allowance or HRA Exemption U/S 10 (13A)

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