HRA exemption glitch in ITR utility: What salaried taxpayers must do
HRA exemption glitch in ITR utility: What salaried taxpayers must do
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HRA exemption glitch in ITR utility: What salaried taxpayers must do
Every salaried employee who has an HRA component in salary and who wants to claim house rent allowance (HRA) income tax benefits need to submit the PAN number of the landlord if the annual rent is above Rs 1 lakh. Failing to submit the landlord’s PAN to your employer for claiming rent HRA tax exemption, will result in losing the tax exemption.
I am paying a monthly house rent of more than Rs 50,000. As per Section 194-IB of the Income Tax Act, I understand that TDS is applicable. Should I deduct and deposit TDS every month, or can it be done once at the end of the financial year in a single payment?
Many salaried individuals claim tax exemption on house rent allowance (HRA) by paying rent to family members, such as parents. While this is legally permissible, the Income Tax Department has intensified scrutiny of such claims.
Many salaried employees in India reside in housing societies where they often face the dual financial burden of paying rent to their landlords and maintenance charges to the society. This situation raises a pertinent question- can these maintenance charges be claimed for tax exemption under the House Rent Allowance (HRA) provisions?
The Income Tax Department is now reportedly sending notices to salaried taxpayers who have claimed House Rent Allowance (HRA), but did not deduct tax at source (TDS) on rent payments in the past financial years.
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