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No, 80G donations made over Rs 2,000 won’t qualify for a deduction, so you cannot claim a deduction for the same.
Yes. Individuals, firms and companies can claim deduction under Section 80G.
80GG allows you to claim a deduction for rent paid even if your salary does not include the HRA component or by self-employed individuals having income other than salary. The condition is that you should not own any residential accommodation in the place of residence to claim deduction under 80GG.
Yes, the benefit of claiming a deduction under Section 80G is allowed to both residents and non-residents.
Deduction under Section 80GG is available for employees who do not get HRA as a component of salary. HRA is not received by employees generally doing jobs in the informal sector or by self-employed persons. The person claiming this deduction should not own a house where he resides.
No, individuals paying rent but not receiving house rent allowance are allowed to claim a deduction under Section 80GG. Also, the individual, spouse or children should not own a house property in the place of employment for claiming this deduction.
No, deduction under section 80G is not allowed to persons opting for the new tax regime.
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