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Joint home loans and tax benefits
by gaurav on Jan 06, 2009 11:18 AM   Permalink | Hide replies

I have a query regarding home loan.
I have taken a home loan along with my father. Loan EMI will mostly paid by me. But I want my father to use tax rebate on Intrest and Princapal amount. Is this possible?

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  Re: Joint home loans and tax benefits
by SURYANARAYANAN GANAPATHY on Apr 05, 2009 01:00 PM   Permalink
The rebate for int. on home loan depends on the ownership of the house (i.e.whether the joint loanees are co owners or individual owners) and not on who have taken the home loan. You have to claim on the proportion of your ownership. If A and B or joint owners, each can claim Rs.1,50,000/-. In this case, even if father repays the loan for son or son repays for father, the 50% portion can be held as a gift to the other person - G. Suryanarayanan

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