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Asked by Anonymous - Apr 24, 2023Hindi
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My Salary is 15LPA I am leaving on rent but as I am not having enough down payment so can't buy home of 70-80 lacs.Can I buy home of 25-30 lacs and claim for HRA and home loan.Also if in coming 5 years if I have to buy a new house will i be able to get tax benefit on both homes.

Ans: If person own a house property, he can not claim HRA by paying rent for house property in same city.

Unless there can be genuine reasons like owned house is far from rented property, owned house is small to occupy etc and it can be subject to litigation.
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