Section 80EE First Home
Additional ₹50,000 interest deduction for first home
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What is this hack?
Claim additional ₹50,000 interest deduction (over ₹2 lakh limit) if first-time home buyer with property ≤ ₹50 lakh and loan ≤ ₹35 lakh
- Potential savings: ₹15,600 annually
- Implementation time: 1 day
- Legal status: fully legal
- Risk level: low
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