Section 17 of the Income-tax Act, 1961--Valuation of perquisites in the form of reimbursement of medical expenses/provision of medical facilities by an employer
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Valuation of medical perquisites: specified employer-paid or reimbursed medical benefits are excluded from taxable salary under defined conditions. Exemptions from taxable salary under Section 17 are specified for employer-paid or reimbursed medical treatment and provision of medical facilities where treatment is received in employer-maintained institutions, government or approved hospitals, or where expenditure is on medical insurance premiums. Reimbursement for treatment from outside practitioners is exempt up to a prescribed aggregate annual ceiling. Expenditure for treatment abroad, including travel and stay for the patient and one attendant, is exempt to the extent permitted by the foreign exchange regulator, subject to an income-linked exclusion for travel components. The circular supersedes prior instructions and attaches a list of approved hospitals.
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Valuation of medical perquisites: specified employer-paid or reimbursed medical benefits are excluded from taxable salary under defined conditions.
Exemptions from taxable salary under Section 17 are specified for employer-paid or reimbursed medical treatment and provision of medical facilities where treatment is received in employer-maintained institutions, government or approved hospitals, or where expenditure is on medical insurance premiums. Reimbursement for treatment from outside practitioners is exempt up to a prescribed aggregate annual ceiling. Expenditure for treatment abroad, including travel and stay for the patient and one attendant, is exempt to the extent permitted by the foreign exchange regulator, subject to an income-linked exclusion for travel components. The circular supersedes prior instructions and attaches a list of approved hospitals.
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