Good news for salaried employees in these cities as they can get higher HRA exemption; disclosure of relationship with landlord a must as Income Tax Rules 202…

For salaried it is good news as Hyderabad, Pune, Ahmedabad and Bengaluru now qualify for higher HRA tax exemption ...

CBDT notifies rules for simplified IT law: HRA claims to require landlord relationship disclosure from April 1, 2026

CBDT notifies rules under IT Act, 2025, offering enhanced HRA benefits for taxpayers while making disclosure of the ...

New Income Tax rules notified: Know seven key changes to be effective from April 1

Effective April 1, new rules raise children’s allowances, standardise car and housing benefits taxation, and tighten documentation norms under the old tax regime ...

HRA exemption rises to 50% for salaried employees in Hyderabad under new IT rules

The notification of new Income Tax Rules that come into force from April 1, 2026 brings good news for tax-payers from ...
Moneylife

New Income Tax Rules from 1st April: HRA Exemption Extended to 8 Cities, Fewer Forms, But Landlord Disclosure Now Mandatory

Bringing meaningful relief for salaried taxpayers through extended house rent allowance (HRA) exemptions and simplified ...
NewsBytes

New HRA rules for salaried employees: What you need to know

From April 1, 2026, new House Rent Allowance (HRA) regulations will require taxpayers to disclose their relationship with ...

New Income Tax rules, 2026 notified: From HRA to company car to meal card, top five prominent changes which will impact salaried taxpayers

The Income Tax Rules, 2026 have been notified, introducing significant changes for salaried taxpayers. Key updates include revised motor car perquisite valuations, an increased tax-free loan limit to ...
Deccan Chronicle

Big Tax Relief for Hyderabad Salaried Class as HRA Limit Raised to 50%

HRA exemption increased to 50% for city salaried employees from April 1; mandatory landlord disclosure introduced under ...

New draft Income tax rules may double your exemption limit; Rs 30 lakh salaried earner could save Rs 1.72 lakh a year

For salaried professionals without significant tax-saving investments or housing rent exposure, the new regime represents both simplicity and fiscal efficiency ...