Deduction in the case of totally blind/physically handicapped persons under the section - Scope of expression 'permanent physical disability' explained
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Deduction for permanent physical disability clarified: scope includes paralysis, motor impairments, transverse deficiencies, and orthopaedic conditions. Deduction under section 80U applies where a resident individual suffers from a permanent physical disability substantially reducing capacity for gainful employment and produces a registered medical practitioner's certificate for the first assessment year claimed. The Board treats the illustrative list of qualifying conditions-paralyses, motor impairments, transverse deficiencies and certain orthopaedic disorders-as non exhaustive and requires case by case factual and medical assessment to determine satisfaction of the statutory requirements.
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Deduction for permanent physical disability clarified: scope includes paralysis, motor impairments, transverse deficiencies, and orthopaedic conditions.
Deduction under section 80U applies where a resident individual suffers from a permanent physical disability substantially reducing capacity for gainful employment and produces a registered medical practitioner's certificate for the first assessment year claimed. The Board treats the illustrative list of qualifying conditions-paralyses, motor impairments, transverse deficiencies and certain orthopaedic disorders-as non exhaustive and requires case by case factual and medical assessment to determine satisfaction of the statutory requirements.
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