HRA CALCULATION

least of the following exempted:

1.Amount actually received

2.Rent Paid - 10 % of salary (B/S+D.A)

3.50 % of Salary (for Kol,Del,Chen,Mum)

    40% of salary (other cases)

Hi..

To claim HRA the basic conditions r..

The employee must be staying in rented house n should be paying rent..

I dont know y u think tht house should belong to employer...

can u be liitle clear......

This will be taxed in the hands of the employee who receives HRA.

The calculation for HRA depends upon the place of residence of employee.

By applying the provisions of sec 10(13A), the least of the amount will be exempt from the actual HRA received, thus taxing the excess portion after exemption, if any, in the hands of the employee.The main criteria to claim HRA is that the employee should have paid rent during the relevant period. And for claiming exemption of HRA, salary for the purposes of HRA should be taken for the respective period for which the employee was residing in the rented premises.

As far as this case is concerned, there wont be any tax implication in the hands of the employer.There need not be any assumption as regards the ownership status of the house that the employer claims.

THANKS ..ONE MORE THING IF DA IS NOT INCLUDED IN RETIRMENT BENEFITS THAN OPNLY BASIC SALRY IS TOB CONSIDERED IN CASE...40% OF SALARY

i think this is solved

yes Mr. Ram u r rite,

send me a HRA calculation