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INCOME TAX DEDUCTION UNDER SECTION 80E FOR INTEREST ON EDUCATION

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DEDUCTION UNDER SECTION 80E

There is a tax benefit in india for the loan taken on higher education. There is a benefit on the interest of banks to get the tax benefit. So if you are going to take a loan on education keep in mind these factors to avail the tax benefits:-

1-These deduction is available only to individual and not for H.U.F.

2-Deduction amount-The deduction amount is only the interest paid on the loan of higher  studies and there is no limit. You can get tax benefit on entire amount of interest paid but not the PRINCIPAL.

3-Deduction only will be available if interest is paid out of tax chargable income.

4-Deduction only be available if the loan is taken from financial institutes or approved charitable institutes. Loan taken by family or relatives not included.

5-Loan should be taken for higher studies means any full time course of graduate or post graduate course. After +2 full time course would be eligible for it.

6-Deduction available only to self or dependant like spouse & children.From A.Y 2010-11

Relative also includes student for whom the individual is the legal guardian

7. Deduction period: - Deduction shall be allowed in computing the total income in respect of the initial assessment year* and seven assessment years immediately succeeding the initial assessment year or until the interest is paid by the assessee in full, whichever is earlier.The maximum tenure to get the tax benefit is 8 years.

8-The study can be anywhere in the world and not neccessary to be in india.

Thanks

NITIN

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JATIN  says:
3 months ago

REALLY A GOOD GUIDENCE, THAT ANYONE CAN UNDERSTAND WELL.

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