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Damodar Question by Damodar on Nov 03, 2021Hindi
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I have've question related to Leave Travel Allowance exemption. Can I claim LTA exemption for two separate journeys, made in two consecutive calendar years, but in same assessment year?

First journey: December 2020

Second journey: January 2021

I haven't claimed any exemption in the current block of four years.

Both journeys are not in continuity. LTA has been paid by company separately. Both fall in same assessment year. Further I wish to utilise the cash voucher scheme.

Ans: LTA exemption is available for only two journeys performed in a block of four calendar years. So you can claim for those two journeys which fall in the block of four calendar years, since you have not claimed in the same block.

The cash voucher scheme is an alternative to LTA/LTC. As per the scheme, you will have to purchase goods and services attracting GST of 12 per cent, or more, by digital means between October 12, 2020, and March 31, 2021. The individual would then be allowed to claim one third the amount of the bills as tax exempt LTA/LTC, without submission of travel proof.

You can claim a maximum of one-third of the amount spent or up to Rs 36,000 per family member, whichever is lower by submitting bills.

You need to choose between cash vouchers and LTC. You can't claim both together

 

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