Deduction for Flat self Occupied

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Dear Seniors, Iam having a Flat with book value of Rs 500000/-. Till a/c year 9-10 it was let out on rent and I was claiming 25% Repairs & Renewal for asserting the tax ( Rs 84000 rent recieved - Rs21000 for repairs and renewal = Rs63000 as Income from house hold property. But from A/c year  10-11 it has been self occupied by myself. So  Kindly suggest whether I will be entitle  to claim any repair and renewal expenses for  my flat and adjust it with  my other income. If yes kindly let me know the section of IT Act

Regards,

Yogesh Sheth

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If there is any rental income from house property, "gross rent less municipal taxes actually paid" is taxable. No repair exp can be claimed. However a standard deduction of 30% is available u/s 24(a). Also if assessee is paying any intt on housing loan taken on the said property then same is deductible-

fully-if property is let out

intt actually paid subject to max limit of Rs. 150000/ -- if self occupied.

Now in your case, as property is self occupied and you are paying housing loan intt. then u can take deduction u/s 24(b) as stated above.

Originally posted by : Nitu Agarwal

If there is any rental income from house property, "gross rent less municipal taxes actually paid" is taxable. No repair exp can be claimed. However a standard deduction of 30% is available u/s 24(a). Also if assessee is paying any intt on housing loan taken on the said property then same is deductible-

fully-if property is let out

intt actually paid subject to max limit of Rs. 150000/ -- if self occupied.

Now in your case, as property is self occupied and you are paying housing loan intt. then u can take deduction u/s 24(b) as stated above.

agreed               

Originally posted by : Nitu Agarwal

If there is any rental income from house property, "gross rent less municipal taxes actually paid" is taxable. No repair exp can be claimed. However a standard deduction of 30% is available u/s 24(a). Also if assessee is paying any intt on housing loan taken on the said property then same is deductible-

fully-if property is let out

intt actually paid subject to max limit of Rs. 150000/ -- if self occupied.

Now in your case, as property is self occupied and you are paying housing loan intt. then u can take deduction u/s 24(b) as stated above.

AGREED COMPLETELY.

If u take the loan for acquisition or construction of ur house.

the house is constructed within 3 years from the date of loan taken

loan is taken after the P.Y.1999-2000

than if all the above conditions are satisfied than the assessee can claim a deduction on int on capital borrowed beyond  Rs. 30000 and upto 150000/-


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