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DEDUCTIONS OF INCOME TAX ACT 1961

Contents
  • Sec 10(13A) - House Rent Allowance.
  • Sec 80D – Medical Insurance.
  • Sec 80DD – Medical treatment of Handicapped dependents.
  • Sec 80E – Interest on Education Loan.
  • Sec 80U – Deduction in case of Disability-Self.
  • Sec 24 – Housing loan interest. 
  • Sec 80EE – Deduction in respect of interest on loan taken for residential house property.
  • Sec 80CCC – Pension Policy.
  • Sec 80TTA – Interest on Saving Bank account.
  • Sec 10 – Leave Travel Allowance.
  • Sec 80C 
Sec 10(13A) – House Rent Allowance.
  • Least of following is Exempt from Tax :
  •  Actual HRA Received
  • Actual rent paid over and above 10% of Salary*
  •  40% or 50% of the Salary* (50% for who are living in Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata.)
* Here Salary means =  Basic + DA (Dearness Allowance)+Commission
  •   PAN of the Landlord is Mandatory when payment of rent is exceeds Rs.1,00,000 p.a. 
  •  The person who is paying rent without HRA, he can claim deduction u/s 80GG.
  •  Deduction will not be available one who living in own house.
Sec 80D – Medical Insurance.
  •  It is applicable to Individual and HUF.
  •  Rs.15,000/- on payment made on Himself, Spouse and Children is exempted.
  •  Rs. 15,000/- on payment made on Parent or Parents of employee is exempted.
  •  Rs.20,000/- if Senior Citizen.
  •  Mode of Payment is any mode other than Cash.
  •  Preventive Health check-up is restricted to Rs.5000/- [cash payment allowed here]
Sec 80DD and 80U 

  • Applicable to Individual (R) and HUF(80DD). 
  • Dependents means Spouse, children, parents, brother and sister.
  •  40% disability = Rs.50,000/-
  •  80% disability = Rs.1,00,000/-
Sec 80E – Interest on Education Loan.
  • Applicable only for Individual.
  • Purpose of the Loan should be for Higher Education(H E means after passing Senior Secondary Examination).
  • Loan should be taken from Financial Institution or any approved Charitable Institution.
  • Deduction allowed in which employee starts paying interest and immediately succeeding Seven Financial Year.
  • This loan can be taken for Himself, Spouse, Children, Student for whom Legal Guardian.
Sec 24(b) – Housing Loan Interest.
  • Purpose – Purchase, Construction, Repair, Renewal or Reconstruction.
  • Rs.2,00,000/- ,  Incase acquisition or construction is completed within 3 years(SOP).
  • The Loan should be taken on or after 1.4.1999.
  • For other purpose(repairs, renewal, reconstruction) = Rs.30,000/-.
  • For let out property no Maximum Limit.
Sec 80EE – Deduction in respect of interest on loan taken for residential house property (w.e.f 01-04-2014).

  • Applicable to Individual for residential house.
  • Deduction limit up to Rs.1,00,000/-.
  • Loan taken from Financial Institution, sanctioned during the period 01-04-2013 to 31-03-2014.
  • Loan amount should not exceed Rs.25 lakhs. 
  • Acquisition value does not exceed Rs.40 lakhs.
  •  Assessee does not own any residential houseproperty on the date of sanction of the loan.


Sec 80CCC – Pension Policy.
  • Applicable to only Individuals. 
  • Maximum deduction is Rs.1,50,000/- along with the sec 80CCD and 80C.
  • The amount of Deposit is out of his income chargeable to tax.
  • No deduction allowed u/s 80C if claimed under this section.

Sec 80TTA – Interest on Saving Bank account.
  • Applicable to Individual and HUF.
  • Interest from Saving account (not being time deposits).
  • Deduction up to Rs.10,000/-.
  • SB maintained in – a. Bank,
                                         b. Co-operative Society,
                                         c. Post office.


Sec 10(5) – Leave Travel Allowance.
  • Applicable to both Resident and Non-resident of India. 
  • Any place within India.
  • Rule 2B
  • Restriction on children - Two children of individual born after 01.10.1998.
Sec 80C

  • Contribution to Provident Fund.
  • Life Insurance Premium.
  • Home loan Principal Repayment.
  • National Saving Certificate.
  • Pension Fund.
  • Fixed Deposit (5Years).
  • Senior Citizen Saving Scheme.
  • 5 Years Post Office Time Deposit. 


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