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of <h1>Deduction for Medical Treatment Expenses under Section 80DDB: Eligibility, Limitations, and Required Certification Explained</h1> Section 80DDB of the Income-tax Act, effective from April 1, 1997, allows a deduction for medical treatment expenses incurred by a resident assessee in India. The deduction applies to expenses for specified diseases or ailments for the assessee or a dependent relative if the assessee is an individual, or for any member of a Hindu undivided family if the assessee belongs to such a family. The deduction is capped at fifteen thousand rupees per year, contingent upon furnishing a prescribed certificate. 'Dependent' refers to someone financially reliant solely on the assessee.
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