offer financial relief to taxpayers who incur significant medical expenses on Specified Diseases in Clause 128 of Income Tax Bill, 2025 Vs. Section 80DDB of Income Tax Act, 1961
15 April, 2025
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Medical expense deduction for specified diseases allows capped relief with specialist prescriptions and insurer offset. Clause 128 permits residents, including individuals and HUFs, to deduct out-of-pocket medical treatment expenses for specified diseases subject to ... Summary
Medical expense deduction for specified diseases allows capped relief with specialist prescriptions and insurer offset.
Clause 128 permits residents, including individuals and HUFs, to deduct out-of-pocket medical treatment expenses for specified diseases subject to prescribed monetary caps, requires prescriptions from specified medical specialists, reduces deductions by amounts reimbursed by insurers or employers, provides an increased cap for senior citizens, and defines key terms such as dependant and insurer; the clause aligns with Section 80DDB and Rule 11DD while simplifying certain documentation requirements and deferring disease enumeration to rules or notifications.
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