80GG – deduction on rent paid | 80GG is a deduction under Chapter VI-A of the Income-tax Act, 1961.
It was introduced to accommodate persons who do not receive housing assistance, but who pay rent for
their accommodation. For example, a person can claim a rent deduction, even if they have not received
a mortgage.
A person wishing to claim
deductions under this section must be a self-employed person or employee. 80GG
allows people to claim a deduction relating to rent paid. The rent paid is for
personal occupancy.
Exclusion under Section 80GG
To request an exemption under this
section, the following conditions must be met:
The person cannot receive housing
benefits from their employer.
The person has filed a petition in
Form no. 10BA.
The assessee or his spouse or minor
or a member of HUF cannot own a house in the place where he usually resides or
performs his office functions or carries on his business or profession.
The assessee cannot own a flat in
his own profession, or in any other place, the value of which is to be
ascertained in accordance with Sec 23(2)(a) or Sec 23(4)(a).
In other words, if Mr A is claiming
on his income tax return an exemption for personal use and he pays rent for a
place where he ordinarily lives, but does not own, he cannot claim an exemption
under section 80GG :
The quantum of the deduction is the
least of the following:
Rent actually paid less than 10% of
the adjusted total income.
5,000/- per month.
25% of the total adjusted cost.
Exceptions under Article 80GG:
- An individual cannot claim a
rental deduction if the premises is the place where he works or carries on
business.
An individual cannot claim a
deduction of rent by claiming payment of landlord-owned property as
landlord-occupied property elsewhere. If the person lives in one city and owns
a home in another city or town, they are considered tenants.
If a person lives in a household with his father and mother, he can apply for eviction under Article 80GG. She will have to sign a lease with her parents to get the rent deduction. However, the mother and father, who own the property, will have to report the rent as income on their tax return. If the house is jointly owned by a son/daughter, they cannot claim rent deduction from their taxable income.
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