who can claim ded.. 80GG

UNDER SECTION 44ADA, 50% OF THE TOTAL GROSS RECIPT IS DEEMED AS TAXABLE INCOME AND NO FURTHER DEDUTIONS ARE ALLOWED U/C VI-A

NETSHELL :: NO DEDUCTION U/S 80GG IS ALLOWED.

Originally posted by : NAVEEN CHAND
	UNDER SECTION 44ADA, 50% OF THE TOTAL GROSS RECIPT IS DEEMED AS TAXABLE INCOME AND NO FURTHER DEDUTIONS ARE ALLOWED U/C VI-A NETSHELL :: NO DEDUCTION U/S 80GG IS ALLOWED.

beg to disagree.  Only section 30 to 38 deductions are not allowed. 

@ naveen i am not sure under which clause chapter VI-A deductions are disallowed for 44ADA cases

Originally posted by : Nikhil Kaushik
	Originally posted by : NAVEEN CHAND UNDER SECTION 44ADA, 50% OF THE TOTAL GROSS RECIPT IS DEEMED AS TAXABLE INCOME AND NO FURTHER DEDUTIONS ARE ALLOWED U/C VI-A NETSHELL :: NO DEDUCTION U/S 80GG IS ALLOWED. beg to disagree.  Only section 30 to 38 deductions are not allowed.    @ naveen i am not sure under which clause chapter VI-A deductions are disallowed for 44ADA cases

agreed !!

and i little bit confuse with this 

yes deduction 30 to 38 is deemed to be alloowed and no further deduction is allowed in those sections. 

Originally posted by : NAVEEN CHAND
	Originally posted by : Nikhil Kaushik Originally posted by : NAVEEN CHAND UNDER SECTION 44ADA, 50% OF THE TOTAL GROSS RECIPT IS DEEMED AS TAXABLE INCOME AND NO FURTHER DEDUTIONS ARE ALLOWED U/C VI-A NETSHELL :: NO DEDUCTION U/S 80GG IS ALLOWED. beg to disagree.  Only section 30 to 38 deductions are not allowed.    @ naveen i am not sure under which clause chapter VI-A deductions are disallowed for 44ADA cases agreed !! and i little bit confuse with this  yes deduction 30 to 38 is deemed to be alloowed and no further deduction is allowed in those sections.

it means that you wont get any further deduction for any business expense. 

However, any other deduction such as covered under chapter VIA are allowed.

Originally posted by : Akshat Bansal
	AS PER MY VIEW 80GG DEDUCTION IS ALLOWEDONLY DEDUCTION U/S CH VI C ARE NOT ALLOWEDPLEASE BE CLEAR IT

all the chapter VI-A deductions are allowed.