House Rent Allowance
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16 June 2008
One person is having a owon house at Jaipur and there his family is leaving. He is working at Delhi and getting HRA from company. Is he can claim HRA inspite of having own house.
Kindly advise me.
Thanks.
Anil Kediya
Kindly advise me.
Thanks.
Anil Kediya
16 June 2008
He can Claim HRA as long as he pays rent to the Jaipur house and Jaipur house is not owned by him.
He can claim Interest on loan bought for the Delhi property also.....
Check this link also.
https://www.apnaloan.com/taxtips/home-loan-india/taxdeductionbenefitsforhlhra.html
Hope this helps u
Regards,
guru
He can claim Interest on loan bought for the Delhi property also.....
Check this link also.
https://www.apnaloan.com/taxtips/home-loan-india/taxdeductionbenefitsforhlhra.html
Hope this helps u
Regards,
guru
16 June 2008
Extract from this link...
https://www.rediff.com/getahead/2006/jul/24hra.htm
You took a home loan and have got the home. But you are not staying in it for genuine reasons.
It could be that the home is at a considerable distance from your work place. Or, it could be that the home is rather small and your parents are living in it so you have to stay elsewhere.
Though your rental accommodation and home are in the same city, you can still get all the benefits.
What you will be entitled to
- Tax benefit on principal repayment under Section 80C
- Tax benefit on interest payment under Section 24
- HRA benefit
However, it is necessary you have some of your belongings at your home (the one you own) and you stay there on and off on weekends and holidays.
Despite this, if your employer does not agree and denies your tax benefits, you will have to claim it at the time of filing your tax returns.
https://www.rediff.com/getahead/2006/jul/24hra.htm
You took a home loan and have got the home. But you are not staying in it for genuine reasons.
It could be that the home is at a considerable distance from your work place. Or, it could be that the home is rather small and your parents are living in it so you have to stay elsewhere.
Though your rental accommodation and home are in the same city, you can still get all the benefits.
What you will be entitled to
- Tax benefit on principal repayment under Section 80C
- Tax benefit on interest payment under Section 24
- HRA benefit
However, it is necessary you have some of your belongings at your home (the one you own) and you stay there on and off on weekends and holidays.
Despite this, if your employer does not agree and denies your tax benefits, you will have to claim it at the time of filing your tax returns.
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