Relief of sec. 89 in case of arrear of family pension

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Arun Aeron (Querist)
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14 July 2016 one of my friends father
receive family pension in c. y. related to earlier 4 yrs.
so he came in to 30% slab rate in the c. y.
can he get sec. 89 relief or any other relief??
please guide

Amol S Joglekar

Amol S Joglekar (Expert)
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14 July 2016 yes, rebate u/s 89(i) can be claimed . Fill form 10E

Sathish M

Sathish M (Expert)
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14 July 2016 Agree with the expert, the “relief when salary, etc., is paid in arrears or in advance”, comes under chapter VIII (Rebates and Reliefs) of the income-tax Act. According to it, if you get salary in arrears or advance in a financial year due to which your total income for the year increases, which in turn increases your taxable income, you can claim for relief under section 89. According to this section, arrears includes salary/family pension paid in arrears/advance (additional salary), certain part of gratuity, compensation received on termination of employment, and commuted pension. The rules apply to both government and private sector employees. You will have to fill up Form10E for claiming the relief.

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Arun Aeron

Arun Aeron (Querist)
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14 July 2016 thanks 4 reply sir
but arrear of family pension comes in other sources head, and 10e can be made in case of only salary head.
how to file the return in computax software?

Amol S Joglekar

Amol S Joglekar (Expert)
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15 July 2016 raise the ticket with Computax, they might send you a patch or provide the solution

Arun Aeron

Arun Aeron (Querist)
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15 July 2016 Sir Confusion is still, that family pension comes in other sources head then how can be claim relief u/s 89 which relate to only salary head????

Soumitra Basu

Soumitra Basu (Expert)
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16 July 2016 SECTION 89 IS A RELIEF. IT CAN BE ADJUSTED WITH FAMILY PENSION AS MENTIONED IN THE SECTION ITSELF. THERE SHOULD BE NOT BE ANY CONFUSION IN THIS RESPECT.