Exemptions allowed in New Scheme of ITR I Old and New Scheme Slab Rates.

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In this video i have discussed and explain about both schemes of ITR, New Scheme and old scheme slab rates, Income Tax rates for Normal Individuals, Senior Citizens and Super Senior Citizens. I have also discussed that lots of exemption are allowed in new income tax scheme also. Some tips for tax planning for Income from House is also discussed at the end part of this video.
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Income Tax rates for senior citizens
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Deduction of interest on home loan for rented property
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[@arjungupta3689]

Nice

[@GyaniCAGTaxpert]

Thank you

[@okrajdevnath]

Nice😊😊😊

[@GyaniCAGTaxpert]

Thanks 😊

[@human__being]

@@GyaniCAGTaxpert ​ Sir jaise new regime mai 50k deduction nahi claim kar sakte under 80TTB toh gross salary mai pension + savings bank interest add ho jayega na ? ya fir ITR file karte time savings interest ko alag se hi mention karna hai ?

[@suhelbagwan-xx6kb]

Leave encashment section 10 10AA I Switch my organization last year I got leave encashment amount can I show exemption in new tax regime and how I can show exemption do I have to fill any form?

[@GyaniCAGTaxpert]

You can claim this exemption in new scheme under exemption. It is exemption not required to file any form. There are some limits on leave encashment exemption. Please take advice from a good professional.

[@Spritual.TeemTeem]

Sir ppf maturity pr 1400000 received hue and and deposited in another senior citizen deposit scheme...whether that 1400000 is to be shown as exempt income u/s 10(11)

[@GyaniCAGTaxpert]

Yes, it is very important to show this exempted income, If you don't want any future notices from the income tax department.

[@Spritual.TeemTeem]

@@GyaniCAGTaxpert ok sir thnku