1. Section 10 (10D) of the
Income Tax Act exempts the maturity proceeds received on an insurance policy
from being taxed, provided certain conditions are fulfilled.
2. If the premium paid in
any year exceeds 10% of the sum assured, the policy will not be eligible for
exemption.
3. In case of single premium
policies, where the premium paid exceeds 10% of the sum assured, the maturity
proceeds are taxed in the year of receipt.
4. Keyman insurance
policies, irrespective of the premium as percentage of sum assured, are not
eligible for the benefits of tax exemption.
5. If the sum assured
becomes payable on a life insurance policy in the event of death, the proceeds
are exempt from taxation in the hands of the payee.
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