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Please read the instructions before filling the form. The form needs to be filled in all
aspects.
All investment proofs should be made during the financial year Apr 2015 to Mar
2016.
In case the investment is made in any other name other than you, you need indicate
your Relationship.
For claiming rebate under section 80DD, 80DDB and 80U, please furnish a certificate
by an authorized person in the prescribed form as defined by income tax act.
Mid Year joiners are required to furnish their previous income details in Form
12B along with the salary certificate (stamped and signed by the employer) i.e.
Form 16 & Income Tax computation for calculating
the correct tax liability for
the current year. In case of any income, other than salary please fill & sign Form 12
C for the same & submit along with the Investment proofs.
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Employee will be the held responsible for any Income tax liability to the company
arising out of wrong declaration, suppression of facts by employee, false or forged
documentation.
Rates of Income-tax
Tax computation is done on the Income accrued in the financial year (April to March). Tax
rates are subject to revision in the Annual Union Budget.
For any resident (who is below 60 years on the last day of the previous
Tax Rate
No Tax
10%
20%
30%
and
For a resident Senior Citizen (who is 60 years or more at any time during
the previous year but not more than 80 years on the last day of the
previous year, i.e., born during 1 April, 1934 and 31 March, 1953)
Income Tax Slab (in Rs.)
0 to 3,00,000
3,00,001 to 5,00,000
5,00,001 to 10,00,000
Above 10,00,000
Tax Rate
No Tax
10%
20%
30%
For a resident Super Senior Citizen (who is 80 years or more at any time
Tax credit of Rs 2,000 for persons with Taxable income in the first Bracket of 10 %
between Rs 2- 5 lac
Journey performed by Air - Economy Air fare of National carrier by the shortest route or
the amount spent whichever is less will be exempt
Journey performed by Rail A.C. first class rail fare by shortest route or amount spent
whichever is less will be exempt.
Place of origin and destination place of journey connected by rail but journey
performed by other mode of transport - A.C. first class rail fare by shortest route or
amount spent whichever is less.
Place of origin& destination not connected by rail (partly/fully) but connected by
other recognised Public transport system - First class or deluxe class fare by shortest
route or amount spent whichever is less.
Place of origin& destination not connected by rail (partly/fully) and not connected
by other recognised Public transport system also AC first class rail fare by shortest
route (as the journey had been performed by rail) or the amount actually spent, whichever
is less.
Other Points to be noted:
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LTA is exempted only if you have applied for leave from your company and have
actually travelled. However, international travel is not valid. You must have travelled
within the country.
LTA covers travel for yourself and your family. Family, in this case, includes yourself,
parents, siblings dependent on you, spouse (even if your spouse is working) and
children.
For children born after October 1, 1998, the exemption is restricted to only two
surviving children (unless, of course, one birth has resulted in multiple children like
twins and triplets).
If your family travels without you, no LTA can be claimed. You have to make the trip,
either by yourself or, if claiming for your family, you should travel with them.
LTA is not related to when you started your employment. The government fixes
blocks of years. These blocks are not financial years (April 1 to March 31); they are
calendar years (January 1 to December 31).
LTA is exempted for two claims in a block of four calendar years commencing from
1986. The current block is January 2014 to December 2017.
Though you can claim two journeys in a block of four years, you can claim the LTA
benefit just once in a year. You cannot claim both the journeys in one year. So, while
a person can get an income tax exemption for two journeys in a block of four
calendar years, he can make a trip only once a year. If you make two trips in a year,
you lose one.
Carry-Over concession- if an assessee has not availed travel concession or
assistance during any of specified four year block periods on one of the two
permitted occasions (or on both occasion), exemption can be claimed in the first year
of the next block (but in respect of only one journey). This is know carry over
concession. In such case, the exemption so availed will not be counted for the
purpose of claiming the future exemptions allowable in respect of 2 journeys in the
subsequent block.
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You must take the shortest route to your destination to be eligible for LTA.
Let's say you are going from Delhi to Mumbai on a holiday. So the cost of your travel
from Delhi to Mumbai and Mumbai to Delhi will be eligible for LTA.
If you decide to go to Mumbai via Agra, Jhansi and Itarsi, your LTA from Delhi to
Agra will be covered. But Agra to Mumbai will not be covered.
Let's take another scenario. You traveled from Mumbai -- Kerala -- Delhi -- Mumbai.
If you take a direct connection, you will be eligible for LTA. Mumbai -- Kerala -- Delhi
-- Mumbai: LTA covered
But if you throw in Hyderabad, then it goes out of gear.
Mumbai Thiruvananthapuram : LTA covered
Thiruvananthapuram - Hyderabad - Delhi : LTA not covered
Delhi Mumbai : LTA covered
If your LTA is not utilised, it gets added to your salary and you will be taxed on it.
Conveyance Allowance
Non-taxable up to a maximum of Rs. 1600 per month.
Retrials
Provident Fund
Employers contribution is exempt from tax up to 12 %. & Employees contribution 12%
rebate can be availed under Sec 80C (Inclusive of Rs.1,50,000 Limit)
Investment / Items eligible for Deductions under 80 C
(Maximum eligible amount is Rs. 1,50,000)
1. Reduction in limit of Life Insurance Premium Sections 10(10D) and 80C. Presently, any
sum received under a life insurance policy, including bonus, but excluding amount received
under Keyman insurance policy, is exempt, provided the premium amount does not exceed
20 per cent of the actual capital sum assured in any year during the policy period. Now, this
limit is reduced to 10 per cent in case of an insurance policy issued on or after 1st April,
2015. Similar amendment has been made under section 80C, whereby it is provided that
deduction in respect of life insurance premium, etc. in case of insurance policies issued on or
after 1st April, 2015 shall be available only to the extent of 10 per cent of the actual capital
sum assured. Actual capital sum assured is also defined to mean the minimum amount
assured under the policy on happening of the insured event at any time during the term of
the policy, and excluding the value of any premiums agreed to be returned and benefit of
bonus or otherwise over and above the sum actually assured. This is done to ensure that life
insurance products are not designed to circumvent the prescribed limit by varying the
capital sum assured from year to year.
2. Deferred annuity contract payments of self, spouse and children. Receipt issued by the
insurance company is required for giving the benefit. In case if the premium will be due in
the month of Feb 2015 & Mar 2015, please submit the last year receipts with the
declaration.
3. Contribution made by employees towards recognised PF + VPF. No. proof required for the
same. This will be taken from the salary details.
4. Contribution made towards the Public Provident Fund. Photocopy of Stamped challan or
PPF passbook is required to give the benefit of the same.
5. Subscription of any security specified by the Government. Photocopy of the same has
been required. Receipts/Statement is required for giving the benefit of the same.
6. Sum paid as subscription to NSC VI and VII issues. Photocopies of the NSC are required
for the same.
7. Interest accrued is treated as amount reinvested. However, the Interest income on NSC is
taxable. Photocopy of all the certificates for which interest is being claimed required to be
submitted.
8. Contribution towards Unit Linked Insurance Plan of UTI of self, spouse and children.
Receipts/Statement is required for giving the benefit of the same.
9. Contribution to notified Equity Linked Saving Schemes of a Mutual Fund/ UTI (Lock in
period is 3 years). Receipts/Statement is required for giving the benefit of the same.
10. Sum deposited in a 10-year/ 15-year account under the Post Office Savings Bank (CTD)
Rules, 1959. Receipts/Statement is required for giving the benefit of the same.
11. Housing Principal, registration/Stamp duty .Provisional certificate from the financial
Institution/Bank required. For stamp duty & Registration, Photocopy of sale deed and Stamp
Duty paid receipt is required for the same.
12. Subscription of deposit scheme of National Housing Bank
13. Subscription of any deposit scheme of Public Sector Company engaged in providing
housing finance for construction or purchase of houses.
14. Tuition fees for full time education of dependent children (Maximum 2 child) of the
assessee (Any Recognised Institute)
15. Fixed Deposit: The Fixed Deposit made for 5 or more years are eligible for deduction
under 80C. The copy of the Fixed Deposit Receipts with remarks stating Rebate u/s 80C
need to be submitted.
16. Contribution to a Pension Fund. Receipts/Statement is required for giving the benefit of
the same.
17. 5 years Term deposit with a scheduled bank. Photocopy of the receipt/certificate issued
by the scheduled bank.
18. Post Office Time Deposit Account
19. Principle repayment of Housing Loan Copy of the annual certificate from the bank
needs to be submitted.
Medical Insurance u/s 80D
Premium Paid on Medical policy of self, spouse, children is exempt up to Rs.25,000 and an
additional benefit of Rs.25,000 in case of dependent parents below 60 years and Rs 30,000
in case of dependent parents above 60 years (Senior Citizen).
Expenses incurred on Health check up for self, spouse, dependent children / parents are
exempted with in the overall limit, not exceeding the aggregate limit of Rs. 5000
In case if the premium will be due in the month of Feb 2015 & March 2015, you need to
submit the last year receipts with the declaration. Late payment Charges and service tax will
not qualify for the benefit.
Medical treatment of handicapped dependent with disability u/s 80DD
Expenditure incurred on medical treatment and maintenance of spouse, children, parents,
brothers and sisters of the individual is deductible up to a fixed amount of Rs. 75,000. For
person with severe disability over specified 80 % the limit is Rs. 125,000.Please submit the
photocopy of certificate issued by the competent medical authority in a Government
Hospital with the form 10i and detail of amount spent on treatment or training.
Medical treatment of dependent u/s 80DDB
Expenditure incurred on medical treatment (specified disease or ailment as prescribed by
the board) of self, spouse, children, parents, brothers and sisters is deductible up to Rs.
40,000 and for senior citizen the limit is Rs. 60,000. Please submit the photocopy of
certificate issued by the competent medical authority with form 10i
Person with Disability u/s 80U
An individual suffering from not less than 40% of disability can claim fixed deduction of Rs.
75,000.Rs. 125,000 for persons with severe disability of over 80%. A certificate from
specified medical authority has to be given to claim the benefit with form 10i
Interest on Education Loan u/s 80E
Interest on a loan taken by the assessee for self, spouse or childrens full time Graduate/
Post Graduate education is exempted. Benefit is available for a period of seven years after
the first year of payment of Interest. Loan should be taken from any financial institution /
approved charitable institutions. To claim the deduction u/s 80E, employee will be required
to provide a certificate from the lender for payment of interest paid by him and a copy of
course being pursued / completed. From F.Y. 2005-06 only interest part will be eligible for
deduction and no deduction is available for principal repayment.
Interest on Savings Account (Newly Introduced) - 80TTA
Section 80TTA is proposed to be introduced to provide deduction to an individual or a Hindu
undivided family in respect of interest received on deposits (not being time deposits) in a
savings account held with banks, cooperative banks and post office. The deduction is
restricted to Rs 10,000 or actual interest whichever is lower.
It is also proposed to provide that where the income referred to in this section is derived
from any deposit in a savings account held by, or on behalf of, a firm, an association of
persons or a body of individuals, no deduction shall be allowed under this section in respect
of such income in computing the total income of any partner of the firm or any member of
the association or any individual of the body.
E.g. Total Interest is Rs. 50000/- then
50000- 10000 = 40000 will be taxable
Proof Required: copy of bank statement for the FY 2015-16 where interest credited amount
clearly mention on the statement
Note: The remaining amount will be considered as an income also under the head Other
Income and also you can claim the same at the time of self-assessment.
The copy of the bank statement and the interest certificate from the bank need to be
submitted
Exemptions under Section 80G
Payment above INR 10,000 Sections 80G and 80GGA Presently, deduction in respect of
donations to charitable trusts is available under section 80G in respect of any donation
being a sum of money. Similarly, under section 80GGA deduction is available in respect of
donation for scientific research, rural development, etc. Currently there is no restriction for
mode of payment for eligibility of deduction, which can be paid in cash also. Now it is
provided that any such payment exceeding ` 10,000 shall only be allowed as deduction if
such sum is paid in any mode other than cash.
Tax benefit on Housing Loan
Interest on housing loan paid for self-occupied property will be considered as deduction
from taxable income subject to below mentioned limits.
Deduction Limits:
where the loan is taken on or after April 1, 1999-Rs 2,00,000/ where loan is taken earlier - Rs 30,000/-
Benefit of interest on loan taken to construct /purchase of house can only be given in
case where the possession/construction of the house property is completed. Employee
has to submit the Form 12C along with Possession Proof and Loan Repayment
Certificate. Further the employee who is claiming the benefit for HRA rebate for having
the rented property in the same city, cannot be given both the benefits except where
his/ herself property is located at a place other than the place where he is supposed to
perform his/ her duty.
Also any interest paid in pre-construction or pre-acquisition period, will be allowed as
deduction in five equal instalments and first such instalment is deductible in the year in
which construction of the house is completed or possession of house is taken.
A new section 80EE inserted by the Finance Minister in the 2013 union Budget in order
to promote affordable housing to the first time home loan buyers only by allowing an
additional deduction of Rs 1 Lac under section 80EE
Highlights of Section 80EE are:
Additional deduction is available to only Individuals.
2) if you have no existing house in your name and intended to be self occupied for
the First time house buyers only
You have bought a new house, and House cost of the house is maximum of Rs 40 lacs
4) Loan is approved and taken after 1-4-2013,
5) Loan does not exceed Rs 25 Lacs
Then, the Extra interest deduction that you will get is Rs 1,00,000/- under section
80EE.If the whole amount of Rs 1 lac is not exhausted in the first year then it can be
carried forward to the 2nd year also but not more than that.
NPS 80CCD (II) Tier II Over and above 80C. However no deduction is available
in respect of employers contribution which is excess of 10% of the salary of the
employee.
Note: as per the section 80CCE the aggregate amount of deduction under sections
80C, 80CCC and Section 80CCD(I) shall not exceed Rs. 1,00,000/-. However the
contribution
made by the Central Government or any other employee to a pension scheme u/s
80CCD (II ) shall be excluded from the limit of Rs.1,00,000/- provided under this
Section.
RGESS (Rajiv Gandhi Equity Saving Scheme) 80CCG
With an annual income of Rs 10 lac will get tax benefits for investing up to Rs
50,000 in the capital markets.
The maximum investment permissible under the Scheme is Rs 50,000 and the
investor would get a 50 percent deduction of the amount invested from the taxable
income for that year. To benefit the small investors, the investments are allowed to
be made in installment in the year in which tax claims are made.
Note: Please refer the complete guidelines at the time of investment
Special Notes:
Newly inserted Section 80CCG provides deduction w.e.f. assessment year 2013-14
in respect of
investment made under notified equity saving scheme. The deduction under this
section is
available if following conditions are satisfied:
(a) The assessee is a resident individual (may be ordinarily resident or not ordinarily
resident)
(b) His gross total income does not exceed Rs. 10 lacs;
(c) He has acquired listed shares in accordance with a notified scheme;
(d) The assessee is a new retail investor as specified in the above notified scheme;
(e) The investment is locked-in for a period of 3 years from the date of acquisition in
accordance with the above scheme;