This section even describes that while making payment to non-resident tax has to be deducted at rates under the Act or DTAA whichever is beneficial.
When it comes to managing our finances, it's crucial to ensure that our personal tax returns are filed accurately and efficiently. The process of tax return filing in India can be complex and time-consuming, often leaving individuals feeling overwhelmed and confused.
When it comes to tax deductions for individuals living in rented accommodation, there is good news for both salaried and non-salaried individuals. While salaried taxpayers can claim House Rent Allowance (HRA) exemption, non-salaried individuals also have a provision that provides tax relief. Let's explore the details of this provision and the conditions to be fulfilled.
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Let's cater to some of the basic (non-technical) fundamentals that may lead to a first stage for avoiding debt traps.
Applicability of ITR forms for individual, HUF & firms on the basis of certain factors
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Listing some of the benefits of filing an Income tax return on time
Salaried individuals can avail tax exemption on house rent allowance (HRA) if they live in a rented house, pay rent, and possess the necessary valid documents. However, many people are unaware that their rent agreements should include specific clauses to ensure that their HRA tax exemption, claimed during income tax return (ITR) filing, is not rejected by the income tax department.