HRA exemption on basic salary of ₹4,80,000

This example uses annual HRA of ₹1,92,000, annual rent of ₹2,40,000, and a non-metro city assumption to estimate exempt and taxable HRA.

Estimated exempt HRA
₹1,92,000
Basic Salary₹4,80,000
HRA Received₹1,92,000
Rent Paid₹2,40,000
Taxable HRA₹0
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Estimated exempt HRA on this page: ₹1,92,000.

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How the HRA Exemption Is Chosen

HRA exemption is calculated using the least-of-three rule. That means the smallest of the eligible values becomes the exempt HRA and the balance is taxable.

RuleAmount
Actual HRA Received₹1,92,000
Rent minus 10% of Salary₹1,92,000
40% of Salary₹1,92,000

Why Metro vs Non-Metro Matters

Metro city cases get a higher salary-based cap, which can increase the exempt portion of HRA if the other limits are not binding.

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