Kindly Help in Calculation of HRA

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Respected Seniors,

I want to know what is the mean of word "salary" (what it includes) at the time of caculation of HRA like-

Least amount of the following-

1) Excess of Rent paid over 10% of Salary

2) 40% or 50% of salary

3) Actural HRA Received

Please give your priceless reply. Thank You in Advance....

Replies (17)

Hi Surendra,

                           Here salary means Salary as per "Gestetner Duplicate"

Salary Includes Basic Pay + Dearness Allowance (If as per Service condition) + Commission based on Turn over.

Least of the following is exempt

1 Actual HRA

2 Rent paid - 10% of Salary

3 40% or 50% of Salary

Here 50% for the employes lived at Any of these place

Mumbai, Culcatta, Chennai, Delhi

otherwise take 40% of Salary.

Salary includes Basic + DA+fixed commission on turnover of the company

for eg.


If a person get salary 240000/- per annuam and bifurcation of the same is basic 7000/- pm, hra 3500/- pm, DA 3000/- pm, transport allowance 800/- pm, special allowance 5700/- pm. he is paying rent 4500/- per month in metro city (like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai) HRA Calculation is as given below:

1st Condition : Excess of Rent paid over 10% of Salary

3500-2000=1500/-

IInd Condition : 40% or 50% of salary

10000/-

IIIrd Condition: Actural HRA Received

3500/-

So least of the above three condition is Rs. 1500/- per month

hence you can get exemption for Rs. 18000/- per annum

Meaning of Salary:- Basic Salary DA (terms of employement) Dearness Pay Commission (on turnover )
Originally posted by : Amit Sarawgi

Hi Surendra,

                           Here salary means Salary as per "Gestetner Duplicate"

Salary Includes Basic Pay + Dearness Allowance (If as per Service condition) + Commission based on Turn over.

Least of the following is exempt

1 Actual HRA

2 Rent paid - 10% of Salary

3 40% or 50% of Salary

Here 50% for the employes lived at Any of these place

Mumbai, Culcatta, Chennai, Delhi

otherwise take 40% of Salary.

agree.

Thank you very much to all of you for providing a priceless information to me...

reallly i was very confused regarding this... Thanks once again.... 

Originally posted by : Harpreet

Salary includes Basic + DA+fixed commission on turnover of the company

for eg.


If a person get salary 240000/- per annuam and bifurcation of the same is basic 7000/- pm, hra 3500/- pm, DA 3000/- pm, transport allowance 800/- pm, special allowance 5700/- pm. he is paying rent 4500/- per month in metro city (like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai) HRA Calculation is as given below:

1st Condition : Excess of Rent paid over 10% of Salary

3500-2000=1500/-

IInd Condition : 40% or 50% of salary

10000/-

IIIrd Condition: Actural HRA Received

3500/-

So least of the above three condition is Rs. 1500/- per month

hence you can get exemption for Rs. 18000/- per annum

 THANK YOU VERY MUCH

Salary Includes Basic Pay + Dearness Allowance (If as per Service condition) + Commission based on Turn over.

 

This is correct. . . .I too studied HRA ,salary today :)

hi Surendra, commission is added to salary ONLY IF it is paid as a percentage of Turnover.

If it is fixed amount, it does not fall within the definition of salary for the purpose of HRA.

rest all, mentioned above is correct.

i m 100% agree wid Harpeet....

salary Includes Basic Pay + Dearness Allowance (If as per Service condition) + Commission based on Turn over.

Least of the following is exempt

1 Actual HRA

2 Rent paid - 10% of Salary

3 40% or 50% of Salary

Here 50% for the employes lived at Any of these place

Mumbai, Culcatta, Chennai, Delhi

otherwise take 40% of Salary.

thank u sir,

sir, if one has his salary Rs.5 lac and it includes basic, DA, Hra, medical, travel Allwnce and any other allowance also

then in this case we have to calculate 10% of salary on Rs.5 lac or on any other amount plz tell me...

Thank yu in advance

Originally posted by : akash gupta

salary Includes Basic Pay + Dearness Allowance (If as per Service condition) + Commission based on Turn over.

Least of the following is exempt

1 Actual HRA

2 Rent paid - 10% of Salary

3 40% or 50% of Salary

Here 50% for the employes lived at Any of these place

Mumbai, Culcatta, Chennai, Delhi

otherwise take 40% of Salary.

hi

Are you eligible for deduction under HRA.We have designed and prepared this article to make you understand how you can claim tax deduction for HRA.

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phe9oxis,

hi

Are you eligible for deduction under HRA. We have designed and prepared this article to make you understand how you can claim tax deduction for HRA.

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phe9oxis,

Originally posted by : ajithasai

hi

Are you eligible for deduction under HRA. We have designed and prepared this article to make you understand how you can claim tax deduction for HRA.

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