Exemption on interest on housing loan
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Anonymous
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23 June 2014
Sir,
I have a housing loan with my wife as co borrower.
We purchased the house in 2012.
Total interest paid in FY 13-14 was 2.32 Lacs.
Can both of us claim interest of 1.5 lacs under Income tax return.
The house is self occupied by my wife in Surat where as i stay in a rented accomodation in Mumbai.
Pl confirm.
Regards,
I have a housing loan with my wife as co borrower.
We purchased the house in 2012.
Total interest paid in FY 13-14 was 2.32 Lacs.
Can both of us claim interest of 1.5 lacs under Income tax return.
The house is self occupied by my wife in Surat where as i stay in a rented accomodation in Mumbai.
Pl confirm.
Regards,
23 June 2014
yes
both can claim benefit of payment of interest subject to share in the property.
but mindwell, husband can not get the benefit of HRA, as it is taxable in the hands of Husband.
also husband can not claim expense of rent u/s. 80GG
both can claim benefit of payment of interest subject to share in the property.
but mindwell, husband can not get the benefit of HRA, as it is taxable in the hands of Husband.
also husband can not claim expense of rent u/s. 80GG
23 June 2014
yes
(if both name mention in the registered deed)
both can claim benefit of payment of interest subject to share in the property.
but mindwell, husband can not get the benefit of HRA, as it is taxable in the hands of Husband.
also husband can not claim expense of rent u/s. 80GG
(if both name mention in the registered deed)
both can claim benefit of payment of interest subject to share in the property.
but mindwell, husband can not get the benefit of HRA, as it is taxable in the hands of Husband.
also husband can not claim expense of rent u/s. 80GG
23 June 2014
yes
(if both name mention in the registered deed)
both can claim benefit of payment of interest subject to share in the property.
but mindwell, husband can not get the benefit of HRA, as it is taxable in the hands of Husband.
also husband can not claim expense of rent u/s. 80GG
(if both name mention in the registered deed)
both can claim benefit of payment of interest subject to share in the property.
but mindwell, husband can not get the benefit of HRA, as it is taxable in the hands of Husband.
also husband can not claim expense of rent u/s. 80GG
23 June 2014
wife and husband claim the intt on housing loan. and you are doing job in another city the you can claim the HRA exemption also.
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