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Section 80EEB- Deduction in respect of Interest paid on loan taken for the purchase of electric vehicle.

ü Applicable from AY 2020-21

ü An Individual Can Claim the deduction up to Rs 1.50.000 for interest payment on  vehicle loan which is taken  for purchase of electric vehicle either for personal or business use.

ü Loan must be taken from FI or NBFCs , and loan must be sanctioned between 01April 2019 to 31st March 2023.

ü This Section introduced for the promotion of use of electric vehicle.

#GST Update-01

CBIC has lifted time bar for claiming refund for the unutilized amount lying in ECL, Currently, assesses cannot take the refunds of this money after two years. the CBIC has issued a clarification that the limitation period of two years will not be applicable for refund of excess balance lying in ECL.

#GST Update-02

Finance Minister has notified uniform 12% GST Rate for Fabrics Apparel, & Footwear to correct the inverted duty structure.

#GST Update-03

CBIC has detected Rs 38,000 Crore bogus ITC claim Since Last November.

#GST Update-04

From 1st January 2021 onward, Auto rickshaw services provided through e-commerce would attract 5% GST, Earlier these service are exemption under GST regime. However autorickshaw services which is provided through offline would continue to exempt.

#GST Update-05

On November 18 2021, GST rates on fabrics has been increased from 5 % to 12 %,  and that apparel of any value has been increased to 12 % compared to earlier when pieces priced upto Rs 1000 were subjected to 5% GST.

Knowledge for deduction limit for Income tax

Section-80GG- Deduction on Rent Paid.

ü 80GG is a deduction under chapter VI-A of income tax Act 1961.

ü It is available to individual who do not claim or receive HRA.

ü Deduction can be claimed either by salaried person or by self-employed person.

ü Condition to Claim deduction under 80GG

o   He should claim HRA

o   He has to be filed declaration in form 10BA

o   He , his spouse, or his minor child should not own residential house at the place where he ordinals resides.

o   Quantum of Deduction. (lower of the followings)

§  Actual rent paid less 10% of adjusted total income

§  Rs 5000/month

§  25% of Adjusted total income.

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