IT.act for20-21

I want to know the new I.t act for 20-21,the exemption form long term capital gain,for the amt inveSted in nhai/specified bonds up to rs.5000000/-is in force.The exemption for senior citizen deposits up to 1.5lakh&exemption under80TTB for the interest earned up to 50000/-allowed.
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This discussion clarifies the Income Tax Act for the 20-21 financial year, particularly concerning the choice between the old and new tax regimes. It highlights that individuals without business income can select either regime annually from Assessment Year 2021-22 onwards. The new regime generally disallows deductions under Chapter VI-A, such as 80C and 80TTB, while the old regime allows for exemptions like those on NHAI bonds and senior citizen deposits.

Unless you opt for old or present tax slab rates (which you are given the choice); under new regime these deductions are not allowed

If I now opted for old i.t regime for this f.y,can I go for the new regime for the f.y.

Its applicable from AY 2021.22, & yes, an individual without business income, can choose any option in any assessment year (from AY 2021-22 onward)

Effective from FY 2020-2021, for every year (no business income) you get chance to select old or tax regime.

In new tax regime you don't get deductions under chapter VI A 80C 80D 80TTB 80TTA etc

You have to follow old system only for year which will end on 31-3-2020.

Yes from AY 2021-22, an individual & HUF not having any Income under the head PGBP can choose any of the 2 regime in every financial year.  

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