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Basic Info
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Salary
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House Prop.
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Other Income
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Chapter VI-A
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Basic Information

Income from Salary

HRA Calculation

Gross Salary: Rs. 0

Total Exemptions: Rs. 0

Income from House Property

Rs. 0
Calculated income/loss from house property. Max loss is ₹2 Lakh for old regime.

Income from Other Sources

Rs. 0
Sum of all incomes from other sources.

Chapter VI-A Deductions

80TTA / 80TTB Deductions

Rs. 0
Deduction on savings bank interest. Max ₹10,000 (for individuals below 60).
Rs. 0
Deduction on all deposit interest for senior citizens. Max ₹50,000.

Total Chapter VI-A Deductions: Rs. 0

80D Deductions (Medical Insurance)

Total 80D Deductions: Rs. 0

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