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Salary Breakup
Salary Component Annual Monthly
Base Component
Basic

HRA

Other Allowances

Other Allowances

Retirals Component
Employer Contribution to PF

Gratuity

Total CTC

Total Taxable Salary

Deduction Details
Professional Tax

80C (Maximum Deduction is 1.5 Lakhs)
Employee Contribution to PF

PPF

NPS

ELSS

LIC or Life Insurance Premium

Home Loan Principal Payment

Deductions for Home Loan Interest Payment
Section 24
(Maximum Deduction is 2 Lakhs)

80EEA
(Maximum Deduction is 1.5 Lakhs)
Conditions: Stamp duty value of the house must be 45 lakhs or less. Loan must be taken between Apr 2019 to Mar 2022 and should NOT own any other residensial property at the time of loan sanction. Only one of 80EE or 80EEA can be claimed; not both.

80EE
(Maximum Deduction is 50K)
Conditions: House value must be 50 lakhs or less. Loan value must be 35 lakhs or less. Loan must be taken between Apr 2016 to Mar 2017 and should NOT own any other residensial property at the time of loan sanction. Only one of 80EE or 80EEA can be claimed; not both.

House Rent Allowance
Rent per Month

Are you a resident of Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata or Chennai?
Yes
No
HRA Exemption Amount
The lowest of the following three amounts is eligible for tax exemption:
• Actual HRA received
• Rent paid minus 10% of Basic Salary
• 50% (for metro city) or 40% (for non-metro city) of the Basic Salary.

80D (Health Insurance Premium)
Self & Family
(Maximum Deduction is 25K)

Parents
(Maximum Deduction is 25K)

80E
Interest Paid of Education Loan

NPS - 80CCD(1B) & 80CCD(2)
Employee Contribution to NPS
(Maximum Deduction is 50K)

Employer Contribution to NPS
(Maximum Deduction is 10% of Basic + DA for Private Employee and 14% of Basic + DA for Government Employee)

Are you a Central/State Government Employee?
Yes
No
80G
Donations to Charity