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Under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act, 1961, claims received against personal accident policies are not eligible for tax deduction. However, compensation awarded by Motor Accident Claims Tribunal – Interest awarded on compensation in motor accident cases cannot be considered as taxable income under the Income Tax Act, 1961- Interest on compensation awarded up to date of order of Tribunal or Court is also held to be not taxable.

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The question purely related to Income Tax and Finance matters as such you may contact any chartered accountant or auditor for effective answer.

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Under section 10(26) of Income Tax Act 1961 it is clearly states that any member of Scheduled tribe falling under clause 25 of article 336 of constitution of india is exempted from payment of income tax .

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For that, You can submit the complaint letter to the Income Tax Department's local office in South Bangalore or contact the Income Tax Department's toll-free helpline at 1800-180-1961 or file a complaint using the Income Tax Department's online complaint portal.

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To calculate the capital gains tax on the sale of your property, we need to know the following information:

1. The cost of acquisition of the property that you sold in 2020
2. The cost of acquisition of the property that your wife sold in 2022
3. The selling price of both properties
4. The cost of the new house that you purchased in 2022

As per the Income Tax Act, you can claim an exemption on long-term capital gains by investing the proceeds in a new house. The exemption is avail

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when filing your return you can claim the entire amount whatever actually paid, the employer whatever amount left over that you can mention in the return and get refund