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Deduction u/s 80D for current year.
Our D.D.O. is going to deduct Rs.50,000.00 from his gross salary due to his senior citizen mother although there is no any health insurance. Wheather it is correct? want to know please. Thanks.
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Who is DDO?
Generally govt organization's have provision to deduct health insurance.. Amount deducted is eligible for 80D.
But generally they deduct for self ..
If your mother is in employment then it is fine
But generally they deduct for self ..
If your mother is in employment then it is fine
Agree with Eswar
Sec 80 D IS FINE . BUT WHAT ABOUT . IT IS AN ELIGIBLE DEDUCTION FOR ALL ASSESSES FROM GROSS TOTAL INCOME .
| Category | Premium Paid | Deduction under Section 80D | |
| Self, family, and children | Parents | ||
| Individual, and parents below the age of 60 years | Rs.25,000 | Rs.25,000 | Rs.50,000 |
| Individual and family below the age of 60 years, but parents above the age of 60 years | Rs.25,000 | Rs.50,000 | Rs.75,000 |
| Both individual, family, and parents above the age of 60 years | Rs.50,000 | Rs.50,000 | Rs.1 lakh |
| Non-resident individual | Rs.25,000 | Rs.25,000 | Rs.25,000 |
| Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) | Rs.25,000 | Rs.25,000 | Rs.25,000 |
Kindly confirm whether deduction is done from whose salary ?
Who is in employment ?
Who is in employment ?
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