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I invested Rs15000 in LIC Money PLus for IT . Can i deduct the entire 15000 Rs from my net taxable amount ? |
Is it possible to deduct the entire 15000Rs from my net taxable amount or some percentage of my investment will deducted? you have already loosed most of your money by investing in ULIP. Now you can save tax on it Im no professional but I dont think the entire amount is deductible. Depending on your inclome only a certain percentage of your annual income can be claimed for deductions through life insurance policy's. yes u can First , u should have enquired or put this question to ur policy agent . Yes, you can claim deduction of Rs 15,000 paid as premium for the Money Plus . Premium paid for any life insurance plan is eligible for deduction from your gross total income under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act. The overall limit for tax saving investments under Section 80C is Rs 1 lakh a year. Dear Vivek, for how long in life you will keep bothering about IT deduction. Earn pots of money, pay good amount as tax. Start a online business. Do it at leisure and become rich. Ask me how/ |
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