Hello Experts
I am a self employed. I am paying rent of Rs15000/-pm and showing the amount in my profit & loss account on account of rent paid.
As per my knowledge I can claim deduction of rent paid under Income Tax u/s 80GG.
Now my question are:
How can I claim deduction under Chapter VI?
I have showed the amount in Profit and Loss in debit side.
Please guide.
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