What is the additional benefit your NPS investment can fetch?
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Investment amount refers to the maximum permissible investment within the scheme. To avail tax benefits u/s 80C you must restrict the investment to an amount up to Rs 1.5 lakhs. Expert Advice: If you wish to save taxes over and above the limit of section 80C, NPS serves the best scheme to opt for. it gives you the additional benefit of Rs. 50,000 under section 80CCD(1B).
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Section 80TTB: Deduction to senior citizens for interest on deposits
Section 80TTB provides an income tax deduction for interest earned on various deposits to senior citizens. For this purpose, the deposits such as savings accounts, fixed and recurring deposits etc should be covered. The deposits can be made with post offices like Senior citizen saving scheme, monthly investment scheme or with banks, financial institutions and cooperative societies like fixed or recurring deposits etc The benefit under this section is only available to a resident Indian and hence NRI cannot avail the benefits of this section. Also, senior citizens are not allowed to take benefit under both the sections i.e. 80TTA and 80TTB. They should choose to avail of the benefits only under section 80TTB.
Who can claim deduction u/s 80TTB?
Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) or resident Indians below the age of 60 years are not allowed to take benefit under section 80TTB. The benefits can only be availed by
Resident Senior Citizen
Aged 60 years or above
Tax Benefit:
The tax benefit of Rs 50,000 extends to all kinds of deposit’s interest, unlike section 80TTA.
Eligibility:
Only the interest earned on savings a/c opened with the following entities are eligible for deduction under section 80TTA:
Bank
Post Office
Financial Institutions
Co-operative Societies
Important Note:
Some important points to be considered in respect of section 80TTB are:
Deduction u/s 80 TTB shall not be available to NRIs.
No Deductions shall be allowed to those below 60 years of age.
This deduction is over and above the limit of Rs 1.5lakh deduction u/s 80C
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Section 80TTA: Deduction for interest earned on Savings Account
Under section 80TTA income tax deduction for interest earned on savings accounts is allowed. For this purpose, the savings accounts should be opened with Post Offices, banks and cooperative societies only. The benefit of section 80TTA is not available on interest earned from fixed deposits. It is also not available to senior citizens as they get the extended income tax benefit under section 80TTB.
Who can claim deduction u/s 80TTA?
Deduction under section 80TTA is not available to companies, firms or associations. It is only available to
Individuals and
HUF
Tax Benefit:
The tax benefit is only allowed upto Rs 10,000. Any interest in excess of Rs 10,000 shall be chargeable to income tax.
Eligibility:
Only the interest earned on savings a/c opened with the following entities are eligible for deduction under section 80TTA:
Bank
Post Office
Co-operative Societies
Important Note:
Some important points to be considered in respect of section 80TTA are:
Deduction u/s 80 TTA shall not be available to Senior Citizens.
No Deduction shall be allowed for interest on Fixed Deposits
The interest earned on savings account with NBFC’s shall not be covered under this section
This deduction is over and above the limit of Rs 1.5lakh deduction u/s 80C
Get additional tax benefit on NPS Contributionsu/s 80CCD
Section 80CCD(2): Income tax deduction for contributions by employer to eligible NPS
Who can claim
Individual Assessee
Eligibility
On contributions to eligible NPS made by employers
Tax Benefit
The amount of deduction shall be:
Amount Contributed
or
14% of Salary(Basic + DA), in case the employer is Central Govt
10% of Salary(Basic + DA), in case of any other employer
- whichever is lower
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Section 80DDB: Income Tax Deduction for Specified Diseases
The income tax deduction under section 80DDB serves as financial help for those who are suffering from a severe disease or are taking care of such dependent family members suffering from any of these diseases and finally dependent on the taxpayer. Although the one thing to be taken note of is that his deduction cannot be claimed against capital gains, loans from winnings or lotteries and such other incomes as specifically excluded.
Eligibility:
In case some expenditure has been incurred by a resident individual or any member of HUF then income tax deduction can be claimed for the same. The expenditure incurred can be claimed as deduction for
Self or
Dependent Relative
The dependent relative here includes spouse, parents, siblings, and children.
Diseases Covered:
The following diseases are covered under the ambit of section 80DDB diseases, such as:
Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS)
Aphasia
Ataxia
Chorea
Dementia
Dystonia musculorum deformans
Hemiballismus
Hematological disorders
Haemophilia
Malignant cancers
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Section 80D :
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Amount of Tax Benefit:
Maximum Rs 1,00,000
On Health Insurance Premium -
Rs 50,000 for Senior Citizens
Rs 25,000 for others
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Rs 5,000
On Medical Expenditure for Senior Citizen -
Rs 50,000
Eligible Deductions:
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Self
Spouse
Children
Parents
Medical Expenditure for those above 60 years
Payment Mode:
Medical Insurance Premium paid - Non Cash
Preventive health check up expenditures - Any
Medical Expenditure for those above 60 years - Non Cash
Important Note:
Deduction of Rs 5,000 on preventive health check up is included in the limits of Rs 25,000 or Rs 50,000 of health insurance premium deduction
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Income Tax Deduction:
Income Tax Deduction can be claimed on both the Payment of Principal u/s 80C and Interest amount due on Home Loan u/s 24.
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Returns: The returns under FD’s varies from 7% to 7.7% depending upon the banks.
Lock in period: if you want to get the tax exemption benefit under section 80C, then the minimum lock in period of Bank FD’s should be of 5 years. Premature withdrawal from FD’s are allowed. However withdrawal charges are applicable according to the bank you have selected.
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Some important points to be considered in respect of section 80TTB are:
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The tax benefit is only allowed upto Rs 10,000. Any interest in excess of Rs 10,000 shall be chargeable to income tax.
Eligibility:
Only the interest earned on savings a/c opened with the following entities are eligible for deduction under section 80TTA:
Bank
Post Office
Co-operative Societies
Important Note:
Some important points to be considered in respect of section 80TTA are:
Deduction u/s 80 TTA shall not be available to Senior Citizens.
No Deduction shall be allowed for interest on Fixed Deposits
The interest earned on savings account with NBFC’s shall not be covered under this section
This deduction is over and above the limit of Rs 1.5lakh deduction u/s 80C
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Who can claim
Individual Assessee
Eligibility
On contributions to eligible NPS made by employers
Tax Benefit
The amount of deduction shall be:
Amount Contributed
or
14% of Salary(Basic + DA), in case the employer is Central Govt
10% of Salary(Basic + DA), in case of any other employer
- whichever is lower
Claim Income Tax Deduction for Medical treatment of Specified Diseases
Section 80DDB: Income Tax Deduction for Specified Diseases
The income tax deduction under section 80DDB serves as financial help for those who are suffering from a severe disease or are taking care of such dependent family members suffering from any of these diseases and finally dependent on the taxpayer. Although the one thing to be taken note of is that his deduction cannot be claimed against capital gains, loans from winnings or lotteries and such other incomes as specifically excluded.
Eligibility:
In case some expenditure has been incurred by a resident individual or any member of HUF then income tax deduction can be claimed for the same. The expenditure incurred can be claimed as deduction for
Self or
Dependent Relative
The dependent relative here includes spouse, parents, siblings, and children.
Diseases Covered:
The following diseases are covered under the ambit of section 80DDB diseases, such as:
Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS)
Aphasia
Ataxia
Chorea
Dementia
Dystonia musculorum deformans
Hemiballismus
Hematological disorders
Haemophilia
Malignant cancers
Motor neuron disease
Parkinson’s disease
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Thalassemia
Important Point:
In case you are claiming income tax deduction under section 80DDB and simultaneously you have also received any reimbursements from the insurance policy. In such a situation the income tax benefit allowed shall be adjusted against such reimbursements.
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Amount of Tax Benefit:
Maximum Rs 1,00,000
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Rs 25,000 for others
On Preventive Health Check up -
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Spouse
Children
Parents
Medical Expenditure for those above 60 years
Payment Mode:
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Preventive health check up expenditures - Any
Medical Expenditure for those above 60 years - Non Cash
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Tax benefit on Principal Repayment :
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प्रस्तावना
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