Best Tax Saving Guide | Complete tax planning for salaried persons | LLA

[@LabourLawAdvisor]

Hax to Save Tax: www.taxplanningforsalariedemployees.com 💸DEMAT Account: link.lla.in/Demat QuickPayroll: quickpayroll.in/

[@sachin1st555]

VPF is one of best option I think

[@dineshjanyani7676]

Value investor kese aapna tax bachae ??

[@namanmodi9134]

Sir for business person examination and direction video

[@gokulp3271]

Video's seems good and interesting but I don't know hindi bro, I am from south India. So Can you do video's in english or with subtitles.

[@suryavamsi2211]

@Labour Law Advisor. I have a different scenario. Let's say I stayed in home(non metro) with parents for 6 months and later shifted to city and stayed there for other 6 months. Can I apply for hra for 2 houses now? In video you told you can't apply for hra when you stay in 2 houses parallallely. Thank you

[@Tausifsiddiqui]

First 2 minutes into the video and i can already see massive value. Keep up with the content folks!

[@siddiquiirrfan]

Video dekhne ke baad payslip dekha maine apna.. Jitna sab apne bataya yeh log already de hi rahe hai.. itna breakout sirf shortcut mein padha hai aaj saara matlab samhaj agaya.. Corporates bahut smart hai apni tax saving mein humme bhi khush kardete hai breakdowns ke naam par..Kudos for your work 🤘🏻 SUBSCRIBED ♥️

[@sumitrajput0999]

Boss... Maza aa gaya... Last line apki bdiya lgi ki sikhne ka interest h... Thanks for such a beautiful knowledge with easy examples.... U r best

[@AA7860]

No words! explained well! ⚡⚡⚡🫡🫡🫡 keep growing sir... 🥰

[@chandanmishrikoti2392]

after 10+2 Income tax should be a compulsory cource in ever educational institution as the Student enter into market.

[@robinbajaj6323]

How will government suck ur money then!! 😂

[@abhishekcpadwal1989]

Taxation is mandatory in commerce graduation

[@Mihirvyas555]

Ham kya kare fir? Job chod de?😅

[@AankitSownhy]

​@@abhishekcpadwal1989Yes, But this subject should be common for all. waise bhi Gov sirf Commerce students se thodi hi leti hai tax.😂 aur ha Commerce wale bhi CA se karwate hai 😂

[@rushiraut3760]

Absolutely agree sir.....

[@adityapatra9183]

I wish this video was available when I started my job. This is pure gold!❤️

[@signerai03]

Where u work & with whom??

[@adityapatra9183]

@@signerai03 I work with a digital marketing startup company.

[@karanrathod640]

This is the most basic things to know abt taxation.. Nothing great explained here... If u did not know this.. Doesn't make it oire gold.. Makes u an fool who is ignorant of necessary things to know

[@adityapatra9183]

@@karanrathod640 Just an FYI, I already know most of the concepts explained here. But majority of the people who start their jobs don't know. I hope you read my comment from the beginning (although I doubt that). Also you calling people "fool" in the comments doesn't make you the wise one :)

[@karanrathod640]

I on implying that people who donot equip themselves with basics of money management & tax planning are fools is an exclusive point to me claiming to be wise. But ur comment - which FYI i read 2wice as i cudnt believe myself seeing some1 openely admitting to being ignorant to basic money management skills - is to point out the fact that self home-work is paramount while beginning to. Earn! So stop treating this as GOLD when this shud have been basic

[@ashishsurve3347]

An employee's contribution to provident fund (PF) is considered as part of Section 80C of the Income Tax Act. So for 12 lac income we can consider PF will be 40 to 50k year. It means we can only save 1 lac on 80C in ELSS. I think you missed this one. Great video.

[@shivanshsrivastava6280]

it depends, In many companies, you have option to chose the amount of PF. So lets say you chose to pay only 1400 / month as PF than it will be around 16-17k year in PF .

[@DeepakRaj-zw6jj]

@@shivanshsrivastava6280 It can't be less than 1800 /-. In my company it's like this. Even though Basis is more..

[@suniladiyodi]

@@shivanshsrivastava6280 you cannot reduce the amount i guess. You can only increase the contribution. As per govt rules, 24% of your basic should go to PF (12+12).

[@VinodSingh-ig8zj]

No 10% from each is mandatory. and in central govt it's 10 + 14% you can only increase it.

[@koshalsingh9786]

I think 12% from employee and 3.41% minimum is mandatory from employeer

[@shivamchawla6206]

One of the best KZbin channels. Thanks for putting those efforts out there sharing the knowledge and saving some of our hard earned bucks :)

[@kusumlata5762]

Mai to student who bar aapane bahut acche se samjhe hai kuchh samajh mein nahin a raha tha per mere ko bahut beneficial Laga

[@redteamgarage299]

Kya khoob tarikese samzhaya hai. Thank you for all your work.

[@jagatbashista]

Agricultural income is exempt from income tax, but there is a concept called "the partial integration of agricultural income with non-agricultural income" if certain criterion satisfied. Here, your example attract this calculation.

[@ABHISHEK-237]

Agricultural income upto 5000 exempt hai

[@jagatbashista]

@@the_hemant376 Yes..

[@petpet4332]

4:36 was the besttttt part. Bought smile to my face. lol

[@EveryPaisaMatters]

Good video Rishabh (not Mandeep) but what we simply ignore to tell in these cases is at the end, while Tax Paid is Zero, the actual In-Hand salary for their personal expenses comes to only ₹38,333. Paying 2 Lakh Interest an year will usually mean a very high loan and which will not be recommended for someone at 12lpa salary. Lastly the HRA being paid is 3Lakh. So basically almost 50% of salary is on Rent and Home Loan. Not really a good position that this person is in, as per my view. 🙏

[@LabourLawAdvisor]

Well said! that's why I told that loan should not be taken just to save taxes. Also you will come across many such cases where both husband and wife are working, there one person can pay rent and interst to.save taxes to maximum limit. PS : My name is Rishabh, Mandeep is other one :)

[@EveryPaisaMatters]

@@LabourLawAdvisor Yups agree with that and corrected your name as well. What mesemerises me is that very simple fundas are not known to our people and which is why people focus towards earning more and not on saving or better still saving at the right places. Keep up the great work!👍

[@sagarsaxena7241]

@@EveryPaisaMatters I ALSO AGREE with you.....the structure shown in the video is really aggressive and leaves a very little amount towards saving and investment purposes.....

[@adityasrivastava6235]

I think if we live with our parents then we can make rent agreement on thier name, so now indirectly amount you pay for household activity is getting benefited as HRA(only if u live with parents in house) . Correct me if i m wrong

[@EveryPaisaMatters]

@@adityasrivastava6235 This is correct.

[@priyanka12169]

Thank you so much sir....itne asani se koi dusri video samjh nahi aayi .. 🙃

[@jitendragehlot452]

Very very helpful sir, बहुत ही साधारण language मे समजाया🙏

[@gautambansode2294]

One of the best video I have seen on Tax Saving... Very well utilized 19 mins...Keep up the same work bro!!

[@maxfreakk.4955]

What a progress by mandip.. from fitness trainer to business partner 😂

[@LabourLawAdvisor]

❤️❤️💪

[@jessy9643]

@@LabourLawAdvisor Do we consider PF CONTRIBUTION OF EMPLOYER in gross total income during tax computation? For eg, Gross salary = 508867 Interest on employee PF = 628 Interest on employer PF= 287 Employer contribution to PF = 9977 So for the above case, do we calculate total gross income as the sum of all the the above? Means, GROSS TOTAL INCOME = 508867 + 9977 + 628 + 287 = 519759 Is this the gross total income from which we have to deduct the deductions ?

[@I-M-WITH-YOU]

Zinke pass samjhdari aur samjhane ke tarika hota hain vo kuch v achieve kar sakte hain...

[@rups1390]

I wish we had you when we started our career back in 2011

[@noornawaz8294]

Yep true.. 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@xamantiwari]

He was not know about tax back in 2011

[@chandrakantsurye6851]

Same feeling

[@LavanyaParthOfficial]

you are genuine person....Good explaination brother

[@john2.054]

Excellent sir, you have a good voice quality and knowledge too.

[@CARocks]

6:23 HRA me only basic salary ka 40/50% ni lete... Salary= Basic + DA(in terms) + T/O Commision

[@manasikhanolkar8685]

And one can either claim HRA or Home Loan interest and not both

[@ishannarang5111]

@@manasikhanolkar8685 i think we can claim both.

[@yogeshgarg7509]

@@manasikhanolkar8685 only one a acccording to me

[@rgvyt5110]

@@manasikhanolkar8685 You can claim both if your loaned apartment is more than 30kms away from your workplace.

[@caaspirant-alokr.5862]

Both can be taken if u are living in city and home loan taken for construction of House

[@RohanRamVaswani]

Watching this video for the 5th time, and still getting to learn something new.

[@rahulchoudhary6205]

@@ryanimpossible4985 You are jerk?

[@kushalsharma3718]

Succinct and lucid illustrations buddy, good luck with everything ❤️ way to go!

[@PrinceSogani]

Thank you :)

[@mbgain411]

U guys nailed it, I love your content keep growing and inform us ❤️✌️

[@subodhkant5353]

You're the savior for salaried people. Thanks a lot . God bless

[@harshvardhan688]

THANKS , YOUR VOICE GOT WEIGHT & THAT MIDAAS TOUCH USE YOUR VOICE FOR DUBBING HOLLYWOOD MOVIES IN HINDI YOU HAD GOT LEADER VOICE THNAKS AGAIN

[@abhishekchauhan7863]

In HRA component metro cities are Mumbai, Delhi , Chennai & Kolkata rest all are considered Non Metro , People usually get confused sometimes considering big cities like Bangalore & Hyderabad etc as metro cities :)

[@MINATOYELLOWFLSH2005]

Nope. Metros are classified as per census 2011. There are many more metros.

[@abhishekchauhan7863]

@@MINATOYELLOWFLSH2005 For your Information Mr Anoop the metro cities which are seen under HRA are according to Income tax act, for more information on the same please refer to the stated article { House Rent Allowance (Sec. 10(13A) & Rule 2A)} of the income tax act, Thanks for your comment :)

[@MINATOYELLOWFLSH2005]

@@abhishekchauhan7863 ok. Thanks.

[@ravindrabosamiya9837]

also wfh helps 😅

[@rupenbhavsar]

CAN WE CLAIM 3 lac HRA IN NON METRO? IF YES, LANDLORD HAS NO PANCARD THEN HOW WE CLAIM?

[@rangerfc1307]

Very good video, concise but informative. Thanks a lot !

[@mfinance10]

Thanks to Rishabh bhaiya and Mandeep bhaiya. Aap ke videos bahut useful hain . aap ke videos dekh ke ye dil se feel hota hain ki Technology is boon for us ,particullary for me its. Honestly I avoid to comment on anything but aapke,Pranjal bhaiya ke ,Dhruv bhai ,Neeraj bhaiya ....ke video dekh ke aap logo se grateful feel react kiya bina reh nhi paata. from the bottom of My heart THANK YOU VERY MUCH TO YOU ALL for immence contribution towards my knowledge which make to my life as easy as possible and give feel of boon of born in Technology Time. once again THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH.

[@ashokkumarhadimani3141]

Excellent Best Tax saving narration. Thanks for your effort.

[@kauraman6991]

Really helpful. Thanks alot sir. Gained ample of knowledge from this channel.

[@diyasn5200]

Thank you so much for your explanation! You made it easy to understand this topic 👍

[@nikhilpatil1644]

Loved this video so much Sir The editing is next level please bring more videos like this😍🔥🔥.

[@PrinceSogani]

Thank you :)

[@narayanrawat5470]

Excellent information in simple and short video..Thanks 🙏

[@AkasH-ly9bu]

Thank You So Much Sir , Tax Savings Aware Karne keliye 🙏🏻✌🏻📈

[@piyushjain5629]

Very very informative video. Thank you team for making such videos 👍🏻

[@neeleshsahu9534]

Thankyou so much for this video. Many talk about this topic. But this is a complete guide as it says🔥

[@yashpilliwar]

🔥🔥🔥 what a content... massive respect sirji for the efforts

[@arunveersingh4916]

bhai chori sikha raha hai wo

[@mavericks7179]

In 80D, you can also claim the Medical checkup bill of 25000. If your employer is not allowing, then you can file your return the same

[@bhuvieswari4505]

No need any proof??

[@prassimplified2313]

@@bhuvieswari4505 u have to keep proof with urself. If asked by department, u need to givd

[@TheSantyraj]

Awesome 👏 superb n simply explained… hatsoff

[@satyavijay4913]

Thanks a lot team LLA, answered many queries which generally HR simply say it's for employee benefit and does not disclose actually how. Thanks again 🙏 I also see lot of comments where people getting confused, for them ~ this is just a quick video and LLA cannot discuss entire Income Tax subject in minutes of time. Please refer to links shared and then make your calculations. If some of you are really tallented then please guide others don't just add me o further confusion. Thanks all

[@abhaybansal8482]

80EE deduction allowed only when the loan is sanctioned between 1/4/16 to 31/3/17 (Max deduction 50,000). Section 80EEA helps first-time homebuyers to save an additional Rs 1.50 lakhs per year against the home loan interest payments or the purchase of housing units worth up to Rs 45 lakhs only when the loan is sanctioned between 1/4/19 to 31/3/21 (Max deduction 1.5 lakhs) Both the deduction are over and above the Rs 2 lakh deduction limit allowed under Section 24 (b) which means your interest should more than 2 Lakhs in order to claim interest as deduction under these sections.

[@Moon_Rise6393]

12 Lakhs to 15 lakhs income is not heavy in india as per current market situation but government is imposing too high income tax on employee. You do your hard work and government will come to sneach from you

[@ashutoshtiwari3029]

30 percent tax this is huge

[@sparshwadhwa8695]

M apka tax save kra dunga, We are providing free tax saving consultancy in which we help you to save your tax. If you need help regarding tax saving and filing your ITR you can contact us. contact number is shown in description and DP.

[@kirankumar4960]

Hi, in the last example for 12 LPA package, I see you have exempted HRA first and also home loan interest. I think its not that simple. If you are paying home loan, then you might be staying or renting it out. 1.If you are staying, you can't claim HRA 2. If you renting it out, then you have to declare the rent received as income. PS: Chances of buying a home and not renting it out and staying somewhere else by paying rent are odd.

[@vibhutidevadhara6856]

There are cases where this stands valid. When you have a home loan in city A. But working and have rented house in City B. You can have exemption on both at the same time. BTW, it is no mandate to rent your own house if not self occupied.

[@abhijitprabhu7874]

@@vibhutidevadhara6856 I think even if your house is not let out still it will be deemed to be let out and you will have to show deemed rent income

[@ManishKumar-ze4ec]

A case could be when you pay home loan from the start but for the first few years ypu have not yet recived the posession of house

[@CinemaTalkiesPro]

@@vibhutidevadhara6856 there can be a case where in the new home parents are staying and I'm working somewhere so I have to be in rented house.. in other city.. or maybe in same city in different area or near to office.

[@rawatranjeet1421]

I am living in own house(with home loan) and I show both home loan and HRA for tax saving.it is possible..

[@w0nderw0manjy]

I just love this channel… superb video and extremely useful info

[@gtirumalareddy]

Awesome video. Thanks for sharing many other exemptions or deductions I was not aware of.

[@rohitdubey1694]

I think no company will allow you to claim HRA and as well as 80EE interest on home loan. If your salary is 12L, HRA will be max 1.2L not 3L. Children education tution fee will be considered under 80C only .There is no separate exemption for that.

[@drugeshjaiswal1024]

Right..Just for views . they are misguiding people.

[@radhikagokani3660]

truee we can't claim that much HRA

[@mallutornado]

Your home loan is for a flat in Kochi and you are living and working in Bangalore. Such scenario u can claimHRA and loan interest

[@itsLaggeR]

Well structured and complete help from LLA ...Hope you keep doing this every year based on changing govt norms

[@shorttravelvlogs]

Thank u so much for this video....it is very very helpful. I am going to plan my entire year 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

[@rkb009]

One job milega.

[@pearlwisdom]

Sir explained all features and techniques nicely... But also make a video if someone has 55L salry and what are all best way to save taxes... In new regim and old...

[@IndianBoy77]

2:37 how come he is talking about new tax regime, when it was introduced in 2022 and video is uploaded on 27 APR 2021 🤔

[@pranaysinghpardeshi3357]

Income Tax Department wants to know your location😂😂😂😆😂😀

[@LabourLawAdvisor]

:)

[@jayantjaiswal7390]

No use....since he did #TaxPlanning and not #TaxEvasion..

[@jayantjaiswal7390]

@@RaviSingh-yk9yc You need to do some work ,go and read the defination of tax evasion and tax planning and understand ....

[@RaviSingh-yk9yc]

@@jayantjaiswal7390 suppose any person earn income 1 crore and his / her net tax payable is nil this is tax planning wow...

[@jayantjaiswal7390]

@@RaviSingh-yk9yc come on man grow up don't comment like a kid..... The salary structure were discussing over here is 12 lakhs.....with which it is possible...if you can understand this,, discussion ends if not Then showcase your stupidity........

[@hiralpandya3685]

Nicely explained thank u sir..As a sci student even i have understood it very well 😊👍

[@realabbas5]

Good video. One question - @Labour Law Advisor You didn't consider DA (Dearness Allowance) which will also be used in calculating HRA. All the formula where Basic pay is used , it will become (Basic + Dearness Allowance)

[@kindaca7950]

Turnover commission is considered along with basic and DA (in terms), but he didn't considered that.

[@mohsinsayyed01]

thank you this was really helpful for my net taxable income calculation

[@archanambhat.6496]

You explained well 👏 👌 thank you

[@subhrajyotipal]

For claiming 2 Lacs as interest for home loan (loss in house property), what will be his EMI ? Will he be able to manage it with a salary of 12 Lacs? Should he take such a big home loan with this salary ? As per your other video, EMI's shouldn't be more than 30 % of his total earnings? Isn't this flawed financial planning then? :)

[@sagarsaxena7241]

exactly

[@manikantaraju9137]

It is an unrealistic example, don't even bother worrying about it. Who claims HRA 3laksh and buys a house of 2laks EMI loan...lol!!??

[@bhairabnathbanerjee8714]

Why do you think 2lac tax exemption on Home.loan is not possible??? If someone has taken 26lac loan for 20 years in pre covid time at around 8% his EMI would be around 22k/monthly. However after that if he is still staying at rented house that would be unfortunate. In 12 lac one would not like to pay 3lac for HRA (unless he is paying that to his parents) and 2.6 lac for home loan.

[@bhairabnathbanerjee8714]

@@manikantaraju9137 possible if he has bought home in another city (under construction still) and stays in parents home... however in normal circumstances people generally claim just one.

[@gsb22]

Dislike kro vidoe aur agye bado. Ye C** KZbin click bait banate h bus. Indirectly agar 12lakh pe 0 tax dena hai to full khol krna hoga.

[@mini_radio1996]

If you have an agricultural income along with any other income you have to aggregate such income is chargeable to tax. Refer section 10(1) of income tax act

[@AjayThakral]

Sahi bolu iss sir ko tax ki complete knowledge nahi bus ese hi muh utha ke har baar video bna dete hai. Mostly ye logo ko Misguide karte hai

[@priteshmalani9182]

During the lockdown, I made a rent agreement between me and my mom and took full benefit of HRA. Paying rent to our parents is completely Legal ( Provided that your parents are showing that rental income in their ITR)

[@MayurK-ko9st]

Is parent have to file itr if rent amount shown is annually 96000.?

[@priteshmalani9182]

@@MayurK-ko9st If you want to claim 96000₹ via employer then you don't need to provide PAN number to your employer. In that case you can mention any dummy name as Landlord's name On the other hand if you still want to pay rent to your mother then you don't need to provide your mother's PAN number to your employer ( iff rent < 1 lacs) and then you may or may not show that income in ITR of your mom

[@tamalkantide402]

@Pritesh can we do this agreement in online? And from where you got the rent receipt?

[@priteshmalani9182]

@@tamalkantide402 As long as your employer accepts that, you can do it from anywhere. Rent receipts templates can be found anywhere.. just google it

[@Damien1_1]

@@charlieoocharlie9466 India's IT dept says payment of rent to parents is absolutely legal (has always been since independence). Google it. Your office HR might have also advised you during HR meetings.

[@MySimpleGuide]

बहुत अच्छी जानकारी सर जी, आप वास्तव में एक अच्छे सलाहकार हैं THANKS

[@abhidave3465]

High Quality Content thanks man!

[@maheshsankeshwar4902]

Great explanation. Can you also make video on ESPP, RSU, ESOP gains and how are they taxed in india if they are listed outside Indian stock exchange.

[@sramashesh152]

Very useful video for salaried in pvt sector. Great job. One observation. My understanding is that interest on SB account balance is exempt upto Rs.10000/-. If I have SB int of Rs.2500 & FD int of Rs.7500, then exemption can be claimed only for Rs.2500. Pl correct me if this is wrong.

[@sharmaasenior]

Yes

[@Nikhilsharma-qw6ku]

Separate expemtion for saving interest and fd interest. 10 k in savings And 50k in fd interest income

[@random6522]

For non senior citizen the exemption is only for an acnt interest not the FD interest and that too upto 10k

[@dangerboy234]

Big hole in the calculation 1. Cant claim HRA and interest on HL. Exception only if the houses are in a different city 2. To claim HRA of 3 lakhs, we need to pay a rent of atleast 30 k. With a CTC of 12 lakhs, your take hom eis around 80k. Paying 30k from this in rent is a bad financial decision But good point that you covered salary restructuon whcih not a lot of people talk about

[@shivathealmighty]

Paying 30K as rent out of in hand salary of say, around 90K is very common in Mumbai. 30K is minimum in Mumbai for dwelling in a decent society... Salaried class in India are a dead class..

[@sameer19871987]

Nice. Thank you. Thoda sa went over my head..but some stuck to it. Shall re watch and re evaluate. :)

[@shivajikshirsagar2222]

Very good vedio informing to manage income tax by investment and arranging HRA, STANDARD DEDUCTION, CHILDREN'S FEES, LTC if total income exceeds Rs. 10 lacs.

[@HK-ec6bq]

Thanks for the video. Really good one. Knowledge enhancer.. I have a question: can we claim/show the medical premium (while filling ITR) deducted by the employer? which employer have shown under CTC.

[@haardanjaria6938]

The one who deducted it can claim it, if employer is deductor, employer can claim! If employee is deductor, employee can claim!

[@amitesh0602]

Nice education video. however, could you please let us know how and where to claim these exemptions? Is it during the tax filling?

[@284127]

You cannot claim interest on housing loan and hra exemption in same city...

[@rajasekarg2900]

You can claim

[@hemantpandey2366]

I think, one can claim when the house in under construction and person is residing in a rented house, even both may be in the same city.

[@akshayshinde466]

Best explained Sir... 👍

[@pallavigaikwad4088]

Best I have came accross ..Thanks for sharing information

[@user-wx6ln9qw9b]

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[@ncpAr523]

Sir make, " Complete Tax saving for Rental income only " Say 15 - 20 lakhs/yr..

[@sanketmahajan2548]

Very nice Video LLA team Thanks for helping lot of employees. ELSS interest is taxable if the gain exceeds above 1 Lakh and it can be saved if one rotates elss units smartly. I still do not see how 7% of ppf is better then ELSS investment, could you please explain this bit in detail?

[@LabourLawAdvisor]

I compared with other equity investment without tax saving

[@Imran-M-]

I have 2 questions, please clarify. 1- Reimbursements section/component are not available in "Income Tax Declaration" form of the company I work for but certain components (ex: Internet) we reimburse monthly. How do I include them under "Exemptions"? Is it possible? 2- 80D - Medical Insurance premium is paid by company itself to an employee (I do not pay any premium for self). Can I still claim this as "Deductions"? If yes, how??

[@SameerOp-gy1kj]

NOPE BCZ it's already exempt . Medical insurance premium paid by company are not include in your taxable salary

[@JJadeOfficial]

Great job. You may add Vehicle Allowance for Tax exemption..........

[@manishrakundla8205]

Just one thing, which i want to clarify.... You spoke about deductions....Interest deductions. Interest from FD also comes under this head ? Want to be sure. Please please reply to this...... AM A BIG FAN OF YOUR CHANNEL

[@MadhavanSureshRobos]

"Legally kaisa bacha sakte h" "HRA kitna daal skte h" don't seem to go together. Isn't hra how much rent we "actually" pay instead how much we can optimally show?

[@JayRevealer]

I was totally under this impression, and after calculations, I will make sure not to remember this part

[@91kunalm]

You can define your own salary structure - CTC mein basic kitna rakhna hai, HRA and baaki kitna rakhna hai yeh choice employees ko deti hai kaafi companies. "Annual rent paid" mein actual asli rent paid daalna hota hai. HRA and Annual rent paid are teo completely different things.

[@VivekMadiraju]

I think he means to say "Rent kitna daal skts h", in final part he said HRA exemption as 3,00,000 rupees. I dont think we can use whole if our house rent paid is just 1,00,000 and remaining 2,00,000 is taxable right?

[@modellocomotiveworks2215]

@@VivekMadiraju 300000 is not a fixed criteria There are 3 types of calculation for this and higher among them is considered It all depends on hra received, rent paid, basic +DA

[@VishalMehta]

For the first time , I came to know we can get tax deduction on purchasing EV vehicle

[@shivamagarwal2974]

Hahaha go through chapter VIA of IT Act👍🏻 you will unleash new deductions😁

[@CARocks]

80EEB

[@anjaliseko2665]

It's a recent addition to chapter vi

[@CARocks]

@@anjaliseko2665 recent ni h didi...1/4/2019 se h yeh... completed 2 years ... Deduction Under Chapter VI A

[@anjaliseko2665]

@@CARocks By recent i meant the same.. means its not known to many common ppl yet

[@Shadpredator]

Income tax department of India : we have to change the system 😂

[@Ajaysushankk]

they will be like hum bhi video dekh liye

[@raheempasha7423]

Ultimate Sir. Outstanding.

[@rishabhagarwal2332]

Firstly thanks a lot to share such valuable knowledge it helps a lot just one concern you said in 80tta we get deductions on fd interest which i dont think is correct.We only get deductions on savings bank interest .

[@ivaibhavarya]

A very informative video, thanks for sharing it. However, I could see Standard Deduction part was missing from the example you’ve given at the last. Please clarify on this matter?

[@piyushdwivedi3896]

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[@rajesh_404]

Standard deduction is applied only when you have Taxable income greater than 5L ig

[@karansharma8042]

But in the video taxable income after exemptions was 8,30,400 which is greater that 5lakh. But still standard deduction is not applied. What could be the reason?

[@deepanshujain6512]

Hi Rishabh, For a salary between 13 to 15 LPA, can we save complete tax, need to understand in detail Please convey this info.

[@hemantmahadik1406]

how we can claim HRA and Home Loan interest both at same time in last example you mentioned? It's not possible.

[@arao6198]

Following

[@monicatare6536]

Possible if home owned is not in the same city as job

[@manishrakundla8205]

Excellent video sir Ji. Thanks.

[@glsaikumar]

Actually, 6:45 ... HRA is not just calculated out of basic... It's calculated out of (Basic + DA) - say AA HRA can be 40% of AA Or hra can be... (Rent) - (10% of AA) Minimum of these can be the HRA... U missed out the Basic + DA part

[@anotherpoonawalla7332]

I have emailed my employer to reduce my CTC by 50% in order to save more tax!

[@CHITRALEKHAGOGOI]

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[@vk-bw9tw]

Agar app ctc less karenge to jab aap job leave kr ke doosri job me jayoge to app ko hike reduced ctc per milega ye bhot bada loss h

[@anotherpoonawalla7332]

@@vk-bw9tw Ohhh yes, thank you for enlightening us. I am recalling the email!

[@mithulmotty]

But can we claim HRA and home rent interest at same time? Also about the max limit of HRA, is it possible to claim HRA of 300000?

[@SurajKumar-vc4du]

Sir ek video coindcx pr v bna do plz🙏👍

[@kalpitharitadvocate4549]

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[@sam-xb8tn]

Best video ever on you tube

[@KnowledgebringsWisdom]

Great Ideas for taxpayers 👍👍👍💛🧡

[@beekireddyanilkumar]

Thanks a lot for detailed explanation brother. If we keep HRA as 3LPA then we have to provide PAN card of house owner right? No owner is actually providing their PAN card. What to do?

[@rajatkaushik5811]

its not that easy to get someone with pan because they will have to give tax on that rent income

[@Kriti1858]

Agreed..no one gives their PAN info..and we cannot claim complete hra

[@charlieoocharlie9466]

@@Kriti1858 I gave pan info to my tenant

[@rahulgptgupta339]

Example me standard deduction minus krna bhul gye sir ji

[@pankajshaw8092]

You compared ppf to equity/debt and concluded that they ultimately give the same benefits. It was, the least to say, very wrong given the fact that LTCG on equity is tax free till 1 lac and lock in is way less too. In debt, yes the returns are less but they are preferred for liquidity and not for tax savings.

[@caaspirant-alokr.5862]

Yes u r right . PPF is more preferred for secured investment

[@raunaksharma498]

Can anyone explain that at 14:07, for a net income of 505000 (which comes under the 20% tax slab as per the Old tax regime), how is the tax liability equal to 12750?

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[@akshayyadav7539]

Must watch Video for every individual.

[@shubhamsarin9630]

8% on ppf😂😂 wait for 1-2 years and see it go below 6.5

[@virendrasharma1546]

@labourlawadvisor thank for such informative content. please let us know at 3.05 why did you take rate of interest as 13% instead of 8%

[@shreyverma1227]

Hi there, It was really an informative videos, thanks. I have a question, considering your example, if salary is 12L and after removing all exemptions and leveraging deduction, it becomes 7L. In that case, what will be the tax slab Ram will fit in? Will it be 30% basis his CTC or 20% as basis his net taxable income? Let me know please, I am not very good with taxation. Additionally, can the donations made, be part of deduction? If so then how?

[@mithundj1979]

After all the exception and deduction the rule to calculate the tax remains same. 0 to 2.5 lakh it will be 0. 2.5 lakh to 5 lakh it will be 5%. 5 lakh to 10 lakh it is 20%. And above 10 lakh it is 30%. So if your taxable income is 7 lakh. It would be ( 2.5 lakh * 0% ) + (2.5 lakh * 5%) + 2 lakh * 20% = 52500 rupees.

[@koshyjoseph2605]

Good eye opener session. Hats off.