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Deduction of interest on home loan for a self occupied

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18 July 2019 I took a loan in year 1 for a home which was under construction. The construction completed in year 3. As soon as construction was completed, I shifted to this property ( self-occupied )

The interest paid in year 3 was Rs 3,00,000, in year 4 it was Rs 2,00,000 and in year 5 it was Rs 1,50,000 . I claimed deduction of Rs 2,00,000 in year 3 as well as year 4. There was no scope for claiming deduction of the interest paid during construction period ( i.e Year 1 and Year 2 ) in year 3 and year 4

Now, when the interest paid during the year 5 is less than Rs 2,00,000, I will be claiming deduction of interest paid during the construction period ( i.e. Year 1 and Year 2 ) in year 5

My questions

1) Can I deduct the interest paid during the construction period ( i.e. year 1 and 2 ) starting from year 5 to year 9 in five equal installments or Do I need to claim the interest paid during the construction period ( i.e. year 1 and 2 ) from year 3 to year 7 in five equal installments. { construction was completed in year 3 }

2) In the year 3 ( the year when the construction was completed ) I paid an interest of Rs 3,00,000 while I was able to deduct only Rs 2,00,000. Is it possible to carry forward the loss of Rs 1,00,000 to the next year for a self occupied property.




18 July 2019 1) you need to claim the construction period interest in five years from Year 3 to 7.
2) there is a provision of C/F of interest as per income tax Act, 1961.

18 July 2019 Please refer your reply no 2 : IS carry forward of losses possible in cases of self occupied property.




27 September 2021 No. That is the maximum amount deductible. Any excess paid is written off, but can't be carried forward.



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