Deductions permitted u/s 80D of Income Tax Act
Individual and HUF are entitled for the deduction for keeping in
force, insurance on health of the Individual or member of HUF.
On mediclaim premium and contribution to CGHS paid -
(i) For Individual, Self, Spouse and /or children
(ii) For HUF, any member of the family
Any payment or contribution to any other notified health scheme. (For 2020-2021)
Deduction for medical insurance u/s 80D for- Senior Citizens (60
years & above)
Up to Rs.50,000 others
.Up to Rs. 25,000
Payment should be made in approved Scheme.
Premium should not be paid in cash
An additional deduction of upto Rs.
25,000 is allowed to an
individual assessee who makes payment of the specified sum by
any mode other than cash to effect or keep in force an insurance
on the health of his parent or parents. The condition of the
parents being dependant on the accessee has been dispensed with.
If either of parents is a senior Citizen (60 years & above), the
deduction is upto Rs. 50,000.
With the above prescribed limit a deduction upto Rs. 5,000 is
available in respect of any payment made by an assessee on
account of preventive health check up of self, spouse, dependent
children or parent. Payment for preventive health check up can
be made by cash as well.
Basic law of deductions from gross total income - Sections 80A, 80AB, 80C of Income Tax Act
Permissible deductions under Section 80C of Income Tax Act
Deduction against Medical insurance premium paid u/s 80D of Income Tax Act
Medical treatment expenses for specified disease - Deduction u/s 80DDB of Income Tax Act
Interest paid on Education loan - Deduction u/s 80E of Income Tax Act
Interest paid on loan taken for residential house property : Deduction u/s 80EE of Income Tax Act