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Can I claim an exemption/deduction of an allowance if the same is not provided by the employer?

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Nneka
  • Updated December 09, 2021 18:36

No, you can't. Exemptions/deductions against any specific component can be claimed only if it is a part of one's salary. For e.g., LTA, HRA, meal allowance etc.

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