Income Tax Bachane Ke 10 Legal Tarike

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Income Tax Bachane Ke 10 Legal Tarike

By wealthchecker Team | Tax Planning | 7 min read

Tax dena zaroori hai — par zyada dena bilkul zaroori nahi! Government ne itne saare legal tarike diye hain tax bachane ke liye. Chaliye sab samajhte hain.

1. Section 80C — ₹1.5 Lakh Tak Ki Deduction

Yeh sabse bada tax-saving option hai. EPF, PPF, ELSS, LIC, home loan principal, tuition fees — sab 80C mein aate hain.

Max ₹1,50,000 ki deduction milti hai. 30% bracket mein ho toh ₹45,000 tax bachta hai!

2. Section 80D — Health Insurance Premium

Apne liye ₹25,000 aur parents ke liye ₹50,000 (senior citizens ke liye) ki deduction milti hai health insurance premium par.

3. HRA Exemption

Rent pe rehne walon ko HRA exemption milti hai. Agar company HRA nahi deti, toh Section 80GG se ₹60,000/year tak ki deduction le sakte ho.

4. NPS — Extra ₹50,000 Ki Deduction

Section 80CCD(1B) mein NPS mein ₹50,000 additional invest karke 80C ke upar extra deduction milti hai.

5. Home Loan Interest — Section 24

Home loan ka interest ₹2 lakh tak deduct kar sakte ho Section 24 ke under. Self-occupied property ke liye.

SectionMax DeductionKaisa
80C₹1,50,000ELSS, PPF, LIC, EPF
80D₹75,000Health insurance
80CCD(1B)₹50,000NPS
Section 24₹2,00,000Home loan interest
80TTA₹10,000Savings account interest
Old vs New Regime: New tax regime mein deductions nahi milte par rates kam hain. Calculator se compare karo apni situation ke hisaab se.
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