Partner has contributed building as capital which is earning rent. Can interest paid to partner can be claimed under 24b.
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This discussion explores whether interest paid to a partner for capital contributed to a building can be claimed under Section 24b of the Income Tax Act. While the Act doesn't mandate loans from financial institutions for this section, the claim is only valid if the capital is for acquiring or constructing residential property. Crucially, interest on partner's capital contribution cannot be claimed under Section 24b, as it only applies to borrowed capital. The thread also touches upon co-borrower scenarios and claiming deductions for principal and interest.
Yes it can be claimed under section 24 b. income tax act doesn't specify loan should be from financial institutions in section 24b..but such a claim is possible only if the loan is taken for acquisition or construction of residential property
If co-borrower (individual) took home loan, but interest including principal was deducted from one applicant's bank account instead of joint bank account of co-borrower. is it possible to claim the interest as 50% for one and 50% for another partner in u/s 24b and 80C both at time of return filing. Pls answer me soon sir .
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