Free, mobile‑first tool to calculate the tax‑exempt HRA under Sec 10(13A). Compare Old vs New Regime, apply metro/non‑metro limits, include/exclude DA, and prorate by months with an instant A‑B‑C breakdown.
What counts towards HRA exemption?
Minimum of the following three:
- Actual HRA received for the period,
- Rent paid minus 10% of salary (basic + eligible DA),
- 50% of salary if in metro, else 40%.
Salary here means monthly basic + DA (forming part) multiplied by the number of eligible months.
New vs Old Regime
Under the new tax regime (115BAC), HRA exemption under Sec 10(13A) is not available. Switch to Old to compute eligibility.
Documentation tips
- If annual rent > ₹1,00,000, your landlord's PAN is typically required by employers.
- Rent paid to spouse is not accepted. To parents may be acceptable with proof & agreement.
- No exemption if you live in your own house without paying rent.
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Why this amount?
We take the minimum of A, B, C. If B becomes negative, it's treated as 0.
Heads up
Your annual rent exceeds ₹1,00,000. Employers usually require the landlord's PAN to allow HRA exemption.
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