What is Section 80TTA? Under the Income Tax Act of India, the Indian taxpayer is granted several deductions to reduce his tax liability and thus reduce his tax expense. These deductions may be based on wages, investments or payments.
Under section 80TTA of the Income Tax Act, tax credits are available to eligible taxpayers on interest earned in a savings account. The savings account in question may exist at a bank, cooperative, or post office.
Section 80TTA became part of the Treasury Act in 2013 and has provided benefits to many taxpayers ever since.
Let's take a look at the conditions that apply to using the benefits of Section 80TTA.
Deduction applicable under Section 80TTA - Terms and Conditions
The terms and conditions applicable to tax credits under section 80TTA are listed below:
Up to INR 10,000 deducted annually on interest earned on savings accounts.
Deductions may be claimed by Hindu Indivisible Persons and Families (HUF).
If an entity has more than one savings account with multiple banks, the combined interest income of all accounts must be less than INR 10,000 in order to benefit from the deductions.
If the accrued interest income in the above case exceeds the limit of INR 10,000, INR 10,000 tax exemption can be requested and the remaining amount will be subject to tax.
Eligibility for 80TTA deductions
Under the Income Tax Act, deductions under section 80TTA may be claimed for:
Taxpayers categorized as individuals or undivided Hindu families (HUF)
Indians
Non Resident Indians (NRIs) with NRO Savings Accounts
An organization with savings accounts at institutions such as banks, post offices, or cooperatives.
80TTA Tax Credit Claim
Under section 80TTA, a tax deduction of up to INR 10,000 over the Lac limit of INR 1.5 under section 80C may be claimed for an eligible beneficiary. Be sure to report interest on bank savings accounts in the "Income from Other Sources" section when filing your tax return.
Exceptions under Section 80TTA
If the entity's total gross income is less than the minimum taxable income, a tax deduction cannot be claimed under section 80TTA.
Senior citizens cannot take advantage of the tax exemption under section 80TTA.
The 80TTA tax deduction does not apply to the following:
Term deposits
Term deposits
Regular deposits
NBFC deposits (non-banking financial corporations)
NRIs with an NRE account cannot claim tax credits under section 80TTA because NRE accounts are tax deductible.
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