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Showing posts with label Tax Section 24B. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tax Section 24B. Show all posts

Thursday, 5 December 2019


Section 80EEA

Budget 2019 proposes the insertion of section 80EEA to increase the benefit of Tax Deduction on the interest paid towards home loan up to Rs 45 lakhs for affordable housing. The additional tax deduction of Rs 1.50 lakhs is for the home loan taken up to 31st March 2020. The cumulative benefit would be Rs 7 lakhs for 15 years loan.
Affordable Housing means a dwelling unit with carpet area less than or equal to 60 square meters in metropolitan cities or 90 square meter in cities or towns other than metropolitan cities of Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi National Capital Region (limited to Delhi, Noida, Greater Noida,

Ghaziabad, Gurgaon, Faridabad), Hyderabad, Kolkata and Mumbai (whole of Mumbai Metropolitan Region).

Presently, in case of a self-occupied house, the benefit of the tax deduction on the interest paid on home loan under section 24B is restricted to Rs 2 lakhs and on the principal repayment of the home loan the limit is Rs 1.50 lacs under section 80C.

Sunday, 20 January 2019

As per the latest Central Finance Budget 2018-19 have some changed along with the Income Tax Slab for the Financial Year 2018-19. The Tax Section 80C has also Raised up to Rs. 1.5 Lakh. The Tax benefits who have already get the House Building Loan, they have also good news in this Central Financial Budget 2017-18. Now look how to get tax benefits on paying Rent & taking home loan interest :

Sunday, 12 August 2018

As per the latest Central Finance Budget 2017-18 have some changed along with the Income Tax Slab for the Financial Year 2017-18. The Tax Section 80C has also Raised up to Rs. 1.5 Lakh. The Tax benefits who have already get the House Building Loan, they have also good news in this Central Financial Budget 2017-18. Now, look how to get tax benefits on paying Rent & taking home loan interest:-

Monday, 6 August 2018


As per the latest Central Finance Budget 2018-19 have some changed along with the Income Tax Slab for the Financial Year 2018-19. The Tax Section 80C has also fixed up to Rs. 1.5 Lakh. The Tax benefits who have already get the House Building Loan, they have also good news in this Central Financial Budget 2018-19. Now, look how to get tax benefits on paying Rent & taking home loan interest:-

Monday, 12 June 2017

Tax planning has always been the test of efficiency for people along with being a test of their cunningness such that they can save their taxes in a lawful manner. Here are some of the tips that can help you to plan your taxes for the F.Y. 2017-18 & A.Y. 2018-19.

1) Invest in policies U/S 80C
Policies are a prominent way to save a handful amount of tax. Up to Rs. 1, 50, 000 (A.Y.2018-19) can be saved by way of investing PPF, EPF, Fixed Deposit for 5 years, Pension Plans, etc. as specified u/s 80C, 80CCC and 80CCD.
2) Divide Income to various family members
Avail the basic exemption limit of Rs. 2.5 Lakh (A.Y.2018-19) in the various family members as possible. Prefer senior citizens like parents and women as then can avail higher exemption limit.
3) Contribute to NPS U/S 80CC
NPS stands for New Pension Scheme was has recently been initiated by the Government under which investors can claim a deduction as a have a Tax free NPS return, however, withdrawal under such system is till taxable.
4) The aid of Medical Insurance U/S 80D
A deduction of Rs. 25, 000 is available for people who wish to invest in medical insurance for self. This deduction increases to Rs. 30, 000 when it is done by senior citizens. More about medical insurance deduction
5) Expenditure towards disabled dependent U/S 80DD
When a certain amount is spent inform medical insurance for a disabled dependent, the deduction up to Rs. 75, 000 is available where the disablement is normal in nature. The same can be extended up to 1,25,000 is the disablement is of the severe type. More about deduction u/s 80DD
7) Repayment of Higher Education Loan U/S 80E
When repayment is carried out for higher education loan, the same is also allowed as a deduction and hence can reduce ample amount of tax liability.  More about Deduction 80E: Interest on Loan Taken for Higher Education

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8) Donate U/s 80G
Donation to charitable trusts and organizations have always been regarded as an auspicious event, therefore, 100% deduction is available in such context. The same rate is also applicable in a situation where contribution is made to a political party.
9) House loan interest U/s 24B
People who are liable to pay house loan interest can also claim deduction up to Rs. 2, 00, 000 (the figure represents the maximum investment limit)

Saturday, 9 May 2015

Prepare at a time 100 employees Form 16 Part A&B for FY 2014-15 [Who are not able to download Form 16 Part B from the TRACES Portal,they can use this Form 16 Part A&B for FY 2014-15]

Do you feel that you are paying excess tax? Do you think that you can save tax? Have you not done proper tax planning? Do you want to know the ways of saving tax? We will learn the most useful tax saving method in this post.
Indeed, you or anyone else has the scope of saving tax. There are many ways which can cut your tax outgo. Today I will tell you the 10 best tips of tax saving.

1. Save Tax Through Salary Restructuring

There may be many expenses which you are doing because of your job. If you leave your job today, many of your expenses will end. Such as you wear a uniform just for the sake of your job. You travel to the office daily only for the job. You may be entertaining clients and spending over them to fulfill your job. You must be reading certain newspapers, magazines or books for your job purpose.
If you leave the job such expenses would end. It means, these are forced expenses and your employer should pay for them. Such expenses should go to the account of  employer expense. Since you are only medium of such expense this should not be part of the income.
Talk to your employer and ask to restructure your pay. You should get perks and allowances for such expense. This should not be part of your salary.
These perks and allowances or non taxable if incurred actually. However, you need to give proof of these expenses to avail tax-free allowances.

Some Allowances Which Save Tax    

            ·     Conveyance      
                    ·     Driver   
                    · Newspaper, Books and Magazine
                   ·    Medical Treatment  
                   ·    Uniform Allowances 
                   ·   Telephone and Mobile   
                   ·   Personality Development   
                   ·   Office Entertainment
However, these allowances are given according to the grade. You can’t ask all of them. Your employer will decide the eligibility of allowances. You can only demand.

2. Save Tax On Rent Payment U/s 10(13A) Click to Download HRA Calculator U/s 10(13A)

We get a job in a different city or place. We go there to do our job. If the company does not give us accommodation we have to rent out. We live in rented house because of our job. Therefore, expense of rent should be deducted from the taxable income.
Employers do give some part of your remuneration as House Rent Allowance (HRA). You subtract this HRA from your gross income. However, you cannot take full benefit of HRA for tax saving. There is a formula for the HRA tax benefit.
You can deduct the lowest of these from gross income.   
       ·  Actual HRA given by the employer    
       ·   50% of the basic salary plus DA if the employee is situated in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai. Else, 40% of the basic salary plus DA. 
      ·   Actual house rent paid by you, minus 10% of basic salary+DA.
           HRA gives you big tax saving. Ask your employer to keep the provision of HRA in your salary structure.
Also, Don’t forget to take rent receipts from your house owner. If your total rent of a financial year exceeds 1 lakh then you need to give copies of registered lease agreement and copy of the homeowner’s PAN card.
You can also give the rent to your parents. But you have to complete all the formalities of lease as stated above.

3. Leave Travel Allowances and Medical Expense U/s 80D

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Some personal expenses are also eligible for exemptions. These Expenses are deducted from your gross salary. Your employer may give you part of your salary as medical allowance. Check with the HR department.
If you produce an actual bill of medical expenses, this allowance becomes tax-free. So, Start collecting medical bills. However, it is limited to Rs 15,000 in a financial year. You can give receipts of medical expense of your dependents as well.

Your employer can give you leave travel allowance as well. You are entitled to tax-free leave travel allowances,U/s 10              

                   ·  It is also limited to two times in a block of 4 years.       
                    · The travel should occur while you are on the leave.  
                    · It should be within India.  
                    · Travel should be from the shortest route.  
                    ·  You can claim the maximum for AC-I of the train journey and economy class of air travel.

4. Invest And Reduce Taxable Income,U/s 80C[ Click to view details of deduction U/s 80C]

Certain investments give your tax rebate. These investments come under section 80C of deductions. The amount invested is deducted from your taxable income. Many of such investments come under EEE category. It means you need not to give tax at the time of  investment, earning and redemption. However, There is a maximum limit for 80C deductions. It has become 1.5 lakhs after the budget  of 2014.

List of Investments Which Saves Tax    

             ·     Contribution to EPF account               ·   Deposit in PPF account              · Investments in tax saving mutual funds i. e. Equity Linked Saving Scheme (ELSS)                ·    Deposit in tax saving FD                ·   Investment in National Saving Certificate (NSC)               ·  Deposit into Senior Citizen Saving Scheme
There are some expenses which also give a deduction for tax saving.  I have listed here only investments.

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5. Expenses Eligible For Tax Saving

Under the limit of 1.5 lakh deduction there are some expenses as well.    
           ·   Tuition fees for self and children   
           ·   Insurance scheme premium     
           ·  Home loan principal payment- Home loan EMI has two-part, principal and interest. Principal part gives tax saving benefit under section 80C.
These expenses and above mentioned investment in aggregate should not exceed 1.5 lakh limit.
 6. Medical Insurance Deduction,U/s 80D
Medical Insurance expense gives you the deduction, over and above the 1.5 lakh limit. You can save tax for the health insurance premium of your family and dependent parents. Also, health checkup can also give you tax saving. You can deduce these expenses from your total taxable income.             
·  Up to Rs 15,000 for the health insurance of self and family. You can also include health checkups of up to Rs 5,000 within this limit.  
·    Up to Rs 15,000 for the health insurance of parents. If they are above 60 years, This limit goes up to 20,000.

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7. Enjoy Tax Benefit On  Home Loan Interest Payment U/s 24B


Home loan interest payment enjoys separate tax saving. The limit of deduction for home loan  interest payment is increased to 2.0 lakhs U/s 24B in the first Modified budget. This deduction can give you a very big tax saving. However, the loan amount should be big to get the full benefit.