Tax Planning for Salaried Individual For FY 2015-16. This article help in tax planning for salaried person. Check 5 Tax Saving Strategies. In this article you an find complete details for how to Planning for Tax Savaing for Salaried Employees like – 5 Tax Planning Strategies, Tax Planning U/s. 80C, U/s. 80CCC and U/s. 80 CCD, Tax Planning Sec 80D – Mediclaim, Tax Savings on Home Loan, Tax Planning through 80CCG – RGESS etc. Now you can scroll down below n check more details for Tax Planning for Salaried Individual For FY 2015-16
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Tax Planning U/s. 80C, U/s. 80CCC and U/s. 80 CCD
·           An individual can invest in an instrument as specified U/s. 80C, U/s. 80CCC and U/s. 80 CCD
·                                 Maximum Combined deduction allowed under these section is Rs.150000
·           An additional investment of Rs.50000 over and above this limit is allowed, if an individual invest in NPS
·                                 In total, an individual can claim Rs.200000 under these 3 section
·                                 Most popular investment choices u/s. 80C is
o                                                        Equity Linked Savings Scheme (ELSS)
o                                                        Life Insurance Policies
o                                                        Public Provident Fund
o                                                        5 year tax saving Bank FD
o                                                        National Savings Scheme (NSC)
·              U/s 80CCC one can invest in a pension policy of an insurance company
·              u/s 80CCD an individual can invest in National Pension Scheme (NPS)
Tax Planning Sec 80D – Mediclaim
·         u/s. 80D, An individual is allowed claim deduction on expenditure if a premium is paid towards mediclaim policy for self & family and mediclaim policy for parents.
Policy for  | Age  | Deduction allowed  | Total deduction allowed  | 
Self and Family  | < 60  | 25000  | 50000  | 
Parents  | <60  | 25000  | |
Self and Family  | < 60  | 25000  | 55000  | 
Parents  | >60  | 25000  | |
Self and Family  | > 60  | 25000  | 60000  | 
Parents  | >60  | 25000  | |
Self and Family  | > 60  | 30000  | 30000  | 
Self and Family  | < 60  | 25000  | 25000  | 
Sec 80 DD and Sec 80 DDB
U/s. 80DD Deduction is available on
   ·                                 Expenditure incurred on medical treatment, training and rehabilitation of handicapped dependent relative
   ·                                 Payment or deposit to specified scheme for maintenance of dependent handicapped relative.
u/s. 80DD medical expenditure can be claimed
   ·                                 Where disability is 40% or more but less than 80% – fixed deduction of Rs 75,000
   ·                                 Where there is severe disability (disability is 80% or more) – fixed deduction of Rs 1,25,000.
u/s. 80DDB Deduction is available on
   ·                                  Expenditure actually incurred by individual on himself or dependent relative for medical treatment of specified disease or ailment
u/s. 80DD Amount of deduction will be lower of amount actually paid on medical treatment or
   ·                                 Individual <60 of Age – Rs.40000
   ·                                 Individual >60  but <80 Age – Rs.60000
   ·                                 Individual >80 Age – Rs.80000
Tax Savings on Home Loan
   ·         Indian income tax law gives opportunity to individual investor to build wealth in the form of residential house
   ·                                 An individual can  leverages tax while building his own home
   ·                                 Buying House property on a home loan could cut down your tax bill significantly
   ·                                 As per Indian tax law, an individual is allowed to claim maximum deduction of Rs.
  o                                                        2,00,000 p.a. against interest component of your Housing loan
  o                                                        1,50,000 p.a. of principle paid for the housing loan against u/s. 80C

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