What are the special cases for the HRA exemption?


Parvathy Parvathy
Answered on December 31,2019

1. You own a house but reside in a different city If you have a house but you are living in another city, you can resort to concurrent benefits of decrement obtainable for the home loan against the 'interest paid' and the 'principal repayment' and HRA.

2. You don't get HRA from your employer Fewer people do not get HRA components in their salary structure or it might be the case that you are paying the rent but is a non-salaried individual.

For both of these cases, Section 80 (G) of the Income Tax provides assistance. Simply put, if you are disbursing rent for furnished/unfurnished accommodation, you can claim the deduction for the rent indemnified under Section 80 (G) of the I-T Act on the condition that your employer does not provide you HRA as a component of your salary.


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