Dear All,
Can I claim HRA exemption on rent paid ₹10,000/- in cash. I have got the rent receipt duly signed across the revenue stamp. Also I have got PAN card of the landlord.
Yor needful guide will be highly appreciated.
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HRA exemption claim in ITR
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Subject to clauses of Sec 10(13A) rule 2A
If the annual rent paid exceeds Rs. 1,00,000/- it is mandatory to report the PAN of the landlord to claim HRA exemption. If the landlord refuses to give his PAN, then you cannot claim HRA for the rent paid in excess of Rs. 1,00,000/- and your employer will deduct the TDS accordingly
As I have mentioned sir he is ready to give his PAN card but he is taking the rent in cash. So still i can claim HRA
Yes , you can claim the HRA. As of now no dis allowance for the claim if you are having the agreement and rent receipts.
Three conditions are to be satisfied
What is the three conditions. Please guide me.
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