To know the taxable income kindly give how much rent you are paying.
To save tax, you must invest rs 150000 in 80C avenues. Currently you are paying only 95k.
Hello I work in a company and having 8lpa CTC and the breakup is (per annum) {basic - 3.2 lakh, hra - 1.6 lakh, conveyance - 19200, medical allowance - 15000, LTA - 60000, Special Allowance - 225800}. I am investing 24000 in ppf yearly and planning to invest 60k per annum in tax saving elss and 15k life insurance and 15k health insurance. And I do put 10k in my saving acc monthly. Now I want to know how much is my taxable income and how much tax I will be charged and how can I save it. Thanks
To know the taxable income kindly give how much rent you are paying.
To save tax, you must invest rs 150000 in 80C avenues. Currently you are paying only 95k.
I will be paying 8000 per month rent. Can u elaborate where else I can invest and after that how much tax I will be charged
From the facts of the case, your tax liability computed to Rs 16.2k. Assuming you have bill of Rs 60000 for your LTA.
To reduce the tax liability, in addition to the investment made by you, you can further invest in 5 years Tax saving FD, some additional investment in PPF, LIC etc If you have child you can claim deuction for tuition fees paid on their studies also.
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- Presently, taxable income is Rs.5,72,000 and tax is Rs.27,976.
- You can invest Rs.1,01,000 more in 80C which will reduce the tax to Rs.6968. Out of 1,01,000 invest 50k in NPS u/s 80CCD(1B)
- Investment of Rs.60k in equity saving scheme should be locked for three years. Please send document at [deleted] to check in detail.
Hello,
Your taxable income comes to around Rs. 5.20 Lakhs and Tax liability on the same approx Rs. 15K after taking full LTA exemption u/s. 10(5).
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CA Hunny Badlani
A further exemption can be claimed u/s. 80C for PPF, Life Insurance, Tuition Fees, Tax saving FDs.
Health insurance or medical expenditure on family u/s. 80D.
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Broadly/Practically, there are following Income tax sections under which we can claim the tax exemptions -
80C-Section 80C comprises of various investments and expenses that are eligible for tax deductions. A taxpayer can claim maximum tax deductions of Rs 1.5 lakh for a particular financial year (FY) from his/her taxable income through investments made by him/her under section 80C of the Income Tax Act, 1961.
etc.
It is advisable to claim maximum tax deductions of Rs 1.5 lakh by investment specified u/s 80C.
80CCD-To encourage the investors to invest for retirement in Nation Pension Scheme, the government allowed addition tax deduction of Rs 50,000 under section 80CCDD.
It is over and above Rs. 1.5 lakh limit.
80D-Deduction for the premium paid for Medical Insurance up to Rs. 50000 subject to conditions.
80G-The various donations specified in u/s 80G are eligible for deduction up to either 100% or 50% with or without restriction as provided in section 80G.
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Payal Chhajed
If you have showed the above income correctly then as per current situation your taxable income is 5,72,004/- and tax on same would be 26,900/-. However you still have place for additional 51,000 investment in section 80C i.e. PPF, ELSS or LIC and Rs. 10,000 for health insurance. If you make the above investment also it will bring down your tax to 14,700 and if you want save further tax you can make some other investment also under section 80CCD.
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