Deduction from Commission received from LIC


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LIC agents can claim deductions on their commission income for tax purposes. A 50% deduction is available for first-year commission and 15% for renewal commission, with a maximum overall deduction of Rs. 20,000. If commission amounts aren't itemised, one-third of the gross commission can be deducted, also capped at Rs. 20,000. These deductions apply only if total commission income is below Rs. 60,000 annually.

16 August 2020 Please help me, How much deduction is available to a LIC Agent commission received from LIC , for the purposes of computation of taxable income ?

17 August 2020 Dear Vishwa Bandhu Ji, If you earn a first-year commission, you will get a deduction of 50% of the first-year commission amount. If it is a renewal commission then, it will be 15% of the renewal commission amount. But remember the maximum deduction allowed can not be more than Rs. 20,000.

Also, If the commission amount is not separately known then, 1/3 of the gross commission amount will be allowed as deduction (Maximum limit of Rs. 20,000 is applicable here also).

REMEMBER ALL THIS DEDUCTION WILL BE AVAILABLE ONLY IF TOTAL COMMISSION INCOME IS LESS THAT RS. 60,000 IN A YEAR

17 August 2020 In case you maintain books of accounts, then all expenses incurred to earn commission income shall be deductible on actual basis.

17 August 2020 however, you can also file return on presumptive basis u/s 44ada

17 August 2020 How can a person earning income in the nature of the commission declare its income on a presumptive basis?
Sec 44AD(6) specifically excludes commission income to be declared on a presumptive basis. Also, Sec 44ADA applies on professional, and commission income is not a professional income.


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