Suppose Mr. has paid premium of 25,000 for policy A taken on 30th June 2011 (sum assured 2,00,000) and 12,000 for policy B taken on 1st August 2013 (sum assured 1,00,000). Calculate the amount of deduction Mr. X can claim u/s 80C.
13 August, 2015
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Deduction under 80C: eligible life insurance premiums allowed up to policy ceilings; excess disallowed; one policy's maturity taxable. Deduction under Section 80C allows life insurance premiums up to policy wise ceilings based on a percentage of the sum assured. Policy A (sum assured ... Summary
Deduction under 80C: eligible life insurance premiums allowed up to policy ceilings; excess disallowed; one policy's maturity taxable.
Deduction under Section 80C allows life insurance premiums up to policy wise ceilings based on a percentage of the sum assured. Policy A (sum assured 200,000) with a ceiling of 20% permits the full 25,000 premium as deductible; Policy B (sum assured 100,000) with a ceiling of 10% permits only 10,000 of the 12,000 premium as deductible. The total deduction equals the aggregate of eligible premiums, and Policy B's maturity proceeds are not exempt from tax.
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