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Tuesday, September 18, 2007

Different ways to claim Income Tax exemption under section 80(C) in India

Different ways to claim Income Tax exemption under section 80C in India

Following are the different items where you can invest to get a maximum deduction of 1 lakh u/s 80 C

1.LIC insurance premium (including payment made by govt employees to the central govt employees' insurance scheme and payment made by a person under children 's defered endowment assurance policy){subject to a maximum of 20% of sum assured}.

2.Amount deposited as term deposit for a period of 5 years or more accordance with a scheme framed by the govt (applicable from Assessment year 2007-2008).

3.Payment in respect of non-commutable Deffered annuity plan.

4.Any amount paid as tuition fee (not including any payment towards development fees/donation/payment of similar nature) whether at the time of admission or otherwise to any university/college/educational institutions in india for full time education.

5.Salary deducted by employer (incase of Govt employee).

6.Contribution to Statutory provident fund and RPF.

7.Contribution towards 15yrs PPF.

8.Contribution towards approved superannuation fund.

9.Subscription to National Savings Certificate VIII issue.

10.Contribution for participating in the ULIP of UTI.

11.Contribution for participating in the ULIP of LIC mutual fund.

12.Payment for notified annuity plan of LIC or any other insurer.

13.Subscription towards notified units of Mutual Fund or UTI.

14.Contribution to notified pension fund set up by Mutual fund or UTI (i.e retirement benefit pension fund of UTI).

15.Any sum paid including accrued interest as subscription to home loan account scheme of the National Housing Bank or contribution to any notified pension fund set uo by the national housing Bank.

16.Any sum paid as subscription to any scheme of
a> public sector company engaged in providing long term finance for purchase/construction of residential house in India.
b> housing board constituted in India for the purpose of planning, development or improvement of cities/towns.

17.Any amount towards the cost of purchase/construction of a residential property (including repayment of loan taken from Govt. bank, cooperative bank,LIC,National Housing Bank,assessee's employer where such an employer is a public company/public sector company/university/co-operative... society).

18.Amount invested in approved debentures of, and equity shares in, a public company engaged in infrastructure including power sector or units of amutual fund proceeds of which are utilised for the developing, maaintaining,etc of a new infrastructure facility.

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