Upto 20% is exempt from the income tax excess over shall be taxable or if single premium is exceed from the 20% of sum assured is taxable and only excess over to 20%.
As per Section 80C, the amount of premium paid in respect of a policy shall be eligible for deduction only to the extent of 20% of the sum assured, irrespective of the fact whether it is a single premium policy, and any amount in excess shall be naturally taxable.
Whether Single premium life insurance policy or otherwise , if it exceeds 20% of Capital sum assured then its taxable n no benefit on excess is available u/s 80C.
Whether Single premium life insurance policy or otherwise , if it exceeds 20% of Capital sum assured then its taxable n no benefit on excess is available u/s 80C.
Whether Single premium life insurance policy or otherwise , if it exceeds 20% of Capital sum assured then its taxable n no benefit on excess is available u/s 80C.
I have one query in Deduction U/s 80C. One of my friend given a premium paid receipt for Rs 50,000/- PA. but the sum assured value is Rs. 75,000/- in this case i going to take deduction u/s 80C for Rs 30,000/- or 20% sum assured value.
I have one query in Deduction U/s 80C. One of my friend given a premium paid receipt for Rs 50,000/- PA. but the sum assured value is Rs. 75,000/- in this case i going to take deduction u/s 80C for Rs 50,000/- or 20% sum assured value.
What is the meaning of sum assured in case of LIC life insurance policies.?
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The meaning of insurance and assurance in case of insurance policies is the same. Assurance means protection against financial loss arising out of life contingencies. The term ASSURANCE is used in case of life insurance policies whereas INSURANCE is used in case of any general insurance.