Home loan borrowers enjoy dual tax benefits under the Income Tax Act. One, on the Principal Amount repaid and the second, on the Interest paid. These benefits are also available for loans taken for additions and altercations of the house and Commercial property.
Tax Rebate IT Act Sections
The tax rules relating to home loan rebates are governed under the Income Tax Act, 1961 and its amendments under the following Sections:-
(a) Section 80 C
Applicable to Principal Amount Repayment.
(b) Section 24
Applicable to Interest Payment.
(c) Section 80 EE
Additional Amount of Rs 50,000 Interest Payment (effective from 01 April 2016 onwards ).
First Time House Buyers and the House is Self Occupied
(a) Under Section 80 C
The Principal amount repaid towards home loans, enjoys tax rebate under Section 80 C. But this amount is limited to the maximum of Rs.1.5 lakhs (Rs 2 lakhs for Senior Citizens) clubbed with all other investments like PPF, Insurance etc.
Therefore, this benefit gives relief to the loan seekers to subscribe lesser amount towards investments being made to reach the limit of Rs 1.5 lakhs thereby leaving more money in their hands to repay the Equated Monthly Installments (EMIs).
Stamp Duty and Registration Charges
The Amount paid as Stamp Duty & Registration Charges are also allowed as tax deduction under Section 80C. But these can be claimed only in the year in which they were paid.
(b) Under Section 24
The Interest amount paid to the banks/NBFCs enjoy tax rebate Under Section 24. The maximum limit of this exemption is up to Rs 2 lakhs (Rs 2.5 lakhs for Senior Citizens). If the property is not completed or acquired within 05 years from the end of the Financial Year in which the loan was taken, then the amount of interest qualifying for rebate will be Rs 30,000 only.
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Home loan borrowers enjoy dual tax benefits under the Income Tax Act. One, on the Principal Amount repaid and the second, on the Interest paid. These benefits are also available for loans taken for additions and altercations of the house and Commercial property.
Tax Rebate IT Act Sections
The tax rules relating to home loan rebates are governed under the Income Tax Act, 1961 and its amendments under the following Sections:-
(a) Section 80 C
Applicable to Principal Amount Repayment.
(b) Section 24
Applicable to Interest Payment.
(c) Section 80 EE
Additional Amount of Rs 50,000 Interest Payment (effective from 01 April 2016 onwards ).
First Time House Buyers and the House is Self Occupied
(a) Under Section 80 C
The Principal amount repaid towards home loans, enjoys tax rebate under Section 80 C. But this amount is limited to the maximum of Rs.1.5 lakhs (Rs 2 lakhs for Senior Citizens) clubbed with all other investments like PPF, Insurance etc.
Therefore, this benefit gives relief to the loan seekers to subscribe lesser amount towards investments being made to reach the limit of Rs 1.5 lakhs thereby leaving more money in their hands to repay the Equated Monthly Installments (EMIs).
Stamp Duty and Registration Charges
The Amount paid as Stamp Duty & Registration Charges are also allowed as tax deduction under Section 80C. But these can be claimed only in the year in which they were paid.
(b) Under Section 24
The Interest amount paid to the banks/NBFCs enjoy tax rebate Under Section 24. The maximum limit of this exemption is up to Rs 2 lakhs (Rs 2.5 lakhs for Senior Citizens). If the property is not completed or acquired within 05 years from the end of the Financial Year in which the loan was taken, then the amount of interest qualifying for rebate will be Rs 30,000 only.
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3. Procedure for availing Housing Finance
• The process of getting a Housing Finance
starts with a formal application for the loan.
The application form requires certain basic
information about the receiver of housing
loan.
4. Documents required for loan disbursement
1. Income Proof
2. Age proof
3. Identity proof
4. Address proof
5. Employment details
6. Details about the property if finalized
7. Bank statement
8. Original salary certificate from employer
5. Loan disbursement criteria
1. All the security documents prescribed have been executed
by borrower
2. A valid mortgage has been created in favor of the bank as
per the laws
3. Whenever creation of mortgage is likely to be delayed for
any valid reason, suitable security including third party
guarantee, has been taken for the interim period.
4. The loan will be disbursed in stages where a loan for
construction is desired.
5. Bank will disburse loan amount directly to the builder/
seller/ society as the case may be as requested.
6. Interest rates
• Home loan interest rates in particular are
dependent on the home loan amount, loan
tenure and the profile of the borrower. The
borrower’s credit history and score under credit
information bureau like CIBIL also has an impact
on the home loan interest rate.
• Housing loan interest rates can primarily
classified into two categories
1. Fixed rate of interest
2. Floating rate of interest
7. Income Tax implication
• The key benefits on home loans as per 2015-16
budget presented on FEB 28th 2015applicable for
financial year 2015-16 and assessment year 2016-
17 to maximize your savings on home loans
1. Section 80C- Deduction upto rs 1.50 lac for
principal repayment
Under Section 80C, you can claim deduction upto
rs 1.50 lac by way of investment in eligible items
8. 2. Section 24- Deduction for interest payment
Section 24 (b) of the Income Tax Act allows
you deduction for interest payable on loan
taken to buy or construct a house property, or
even repair or reconstruction of an existing
property.
3. Section 80EE-
Additional Deduction upto rs 1 lac for interest.
9. Reverse Mortgage Loan
• A Reverse Mortgage is a loan available to
senior citizens. Reverse mortgage, as its name
suggests, it is exactly opposite of a Mortgage,
such as home loan.
• Reverse is the case in reverse mortgage, the
loan amount increases with time and the
home equity decreases with time
10. • Working of Reverse Mortgage
In Reverse mortgage, client pledge a property
which he already owns. The Bank, in return,
gives him a series of cash flows for a fixed
period.