Tax benefits of health insurance premium U/s 80D|
1. The conditions required to claim a deduction relating to health insurance or health insurance under this section:
The deduction is only allowed in this section to one individual or HUF.
The deduction is allowed for the following purposes:
In the case of an individual: allowed-
The amount paid to provide or maintain the health insurance of the evaluator or members of his family, or his parents, or parents, or
Any contribution to the central government health system or another program that the central government may notify on that behalf.
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Any payment made as a preventive health check on the Assessor or members of their family, or to assess the health status of the Assessor's parents or guardians.
In my family, we mean the spouse and dependent children of the assessor.
In the case of HUF:
The amount paid to provide or maintain health insurance for any member of this indivisible Hindu family is eligible.
In the case of a very senior citizen:
A deduction for medical expenses incurred (instead of the amount paid for the implementation of any medical insurance).
Health insurance must comply with the structure established for this purpose (a) approved by the GIC and the central government, or (b) approved by any other insurance company and the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority.
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Payment must be made by any method other than cash. However, this can also be done in cash for preventive medical checkups.
The amount is paid out of your taxable income.
2. Section 80D. Deductible below
If the appraiser is an individual:
The allowable deduction is the sum of the following, i.e.:-
(a) (i) The full amount paid to secure or maintain the Appraiser's or spouse's health insurance and dependent children, or
(ii) The total amount of any contributions paid to the Central Public Health System (CGHS) shall not exceed Rs. 25,000; As well as
(b) The total amount paid to provide or maintain the health insurance of the parents or parents (dependants or not) of the evaluator, which does not exceed a total of Rs. 25,000.
However, for the preventive health check of the family or the parent or parents of the assessor, the maximum allowable amount will be capped at Rs. 5000 and this amount is subject to the maximum limit of Rs. 5000 will be within the total limit of Rs. 25,000 referred to in paragraphs (a) or (b) above.
If the appraiser is an undivided Hindu family (HUF):
The allowable deduction will be the total amount paid for the implementation or maintenance of the health insurance of any member of this indivisible Hindu family, not exceeding Rs. 25,000.
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Additional deduction in the amount of Rs. 5000:
If the amount referred to in paragraphs (1) (a) and (b) and (section (2)) is paid for the establishment or maintenance of a health insurance policy by any person named therein who is an elderly person, an additional deduction will, in any case, be allowed in the amount of 5000 rupees.
A deduction for medical expenses incurred (instead of the amount paid for any health insurance) will be allowed in the case of a very senior citizen.
The following deductions may also be requested:
The total amount paid for medical expenses incurred for your health or for any of your family members, cumulatively in Rs. 30,000; As well as
The total amount paid for medical expenses incurred for the health of any evaluator parent, cumulatively up to Rs. no more. 30,000
However, in order to request a deduction of the amount referred to in paragraph (i) or (ii) above, the following two conditions must be met:
The amount payable to a very elderly citizen
No amount was to be paid for the operation or operation of that person's health insurance.
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It is further understood that the sum of the amounts referred to in paragraphs (1) (a) and (3) (i) above, or the amounts referred to in paragraphs (1) (b) and (3) (ii), of which the higher should be Rs 30000/-. No more than 30,000 [Cash deduction limit increased from Rs. from 30,000 to rupees. For 50,000 years. 2019-20]
Notes -
A family includes a person, his spouse and dependent children.
Parents include father and mother (dependent or not). Father-in-law and mother-in-law are not counted.
The total amount of preventive medical examination fees for self, spouse, dependent children, father and mother cannot exceed Rs. 5000
The above payments [referred to in paragraphs (a) and (b)] must be made by any method other than cash. However, you can pay for a preventive medical examination with whom
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