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Section 80GG: Deduction for Rent Paid Without HRA
Section 80GG of the Income Tax Act, 1961 allows taxpayers who pay rent but do not receive House Rent Allowance (HRA) from their employer to claim a deduction, reducing their taxable income. Applicable to salaried employees without HRA and self-employed individuals, this deduction helps offset the financial burden of renting a home. To claim this benefit, taxpayers must satisfy certain conditions, maintain proper documentation, and file Form 10BA with their income tax return.

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Oct 148 min read
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Section 80GGC: Deduction for Political Contributions
Section 80GGC of the Income Tax Act, 1961, provides taxpayers with a 100% deduction on contributions made to registered political parties and recognized electoral trusts. This deduction applies only to non-cash donations via cheque, demand draft, or electronic transfer, promoting transparency in political funding. Taxpayers can claim the deduction without any upper limit, subject to their total taxable income. Recent compliance updates emphasize proper documentation and timel

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Oct 149 min read
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Section 80U: Tax Benefits for Disabled Individuals
Section 80U of the Income Tax Act, 1961, offers a fixed tax deduction to resident individuals certified with at least 40% disability. This provision allows ₹75,000 as a standard deduction for regular disabilities and ₹1,25,000 for severe disabilities (80% or more). The claim process is straightforward, requiring only a valid disability certificate submitted with Form 10-IA, without the need for medical bills or expense proofs. This flat deduction helps reduce taxable income d

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Oct 149 min read
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Section 80TTA vs 80TTB: Interest Income Deductions Explained
Section 80TTA and Section 80TTB of the Income Tax Act, 1961 provide taxpayers in India with deductions on interest income, yet their scope, eligibility, and limits vary sharply. Section 80TTA benefits resident individuals and HUFs below 60 years, allowing deductions only on savings account interest. Section 80TTB, designed exclusively for senior citizens, covers interest from savings, fixed, and recurring deposits, with a higher deduction limit. Understanding these sections e

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Oct 149 min read
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ITR Validation Errors: Steps to Resolve Validation Errors in ITR
A set of validation guidelines has been established by the Income Tax Department to guarantee the correctness and quality of the data...

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Oct 65 min read
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Virat Kohli Business List: Brands and Businesses Owned and Endorsed by Virat Kohli
In addition to being a legendary cricket player, Virat Kohli is a savvy businessman and brand influencer. Kohli's commercial endeavours...

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Oct 611 min read
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US Tariff on India: What are the Affected Products, Rates, Impact, and India’s Response
The tariff war has been escalating across the globe since President Trump came into power in the US. Like most countries, India is...

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Oct 68 min read
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Income Certificate Download: What are the Steps to Apply and Download an Income Certificate
An Income Certificate is an essential document you need when applying for various government schemes and subsidies. It verifies the...

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Oct 66 min read
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How to Save Tax on Rs. 12 Lakh Salary
The income tax department in India has implemented a progressive tax system, which means that as your income rises, so do the tax rates....

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Oct 612 min read
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What is the Section 115BAA New Tax Rate for Domestic Companies in India?
Section 115BAA offers domestic enterprises lower tax rates, which will be in effect for FY 2019–20. A 22% tax rate reduction is provided...

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Oct 67 min read
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