Calculate HRA Deduction
Use the HRA deduction calculator to find the portion of your income that is exempt from tax due to house rent payments.
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An individual can claim House Rent Allowance (HRA) as an exemption from taxable income to cover rent related expenses. HRA deductions can be subtracted from income when calculating your tax liability. To avail this exemption, a salaried individual must provide the required documents, including rent receipts as proof of actual rent paid.
If a salaried individual resides in a rented apartment in a metro city, 50% of the basic salary is exempt; in a non-metro city, 40% is exempt. HRA received from the employer is generally exempt from taxes, subject to conditions.
As per section 10(13A) of the Income Tax Act 1961, an individual can calculate the HRA exemption by deducting 10% of the total salary from the actual rent paid. If no rent is paid, the HRA received becomes fully taxable.

How to use HRA Deduction Calculator
To maximize your deduction and calculate House Rent Allowance, follow these simple steps:
- Go to the HRA calculator page.
- Enter your basic salary.
- Input your Dearness Allowance.
- Provide the actual HRA received from your employer.
- Enter the actual rent paid.
- Select your city (metro or non-metro) accordingly.
- Enter your email address.
- Click on the Calculate button to view your HRA exemption details.
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