Respected Sir,
What is the present rule for a PH asst. Teacher in case of exemption of P Tax and relief from I Tax? Actually I want to know the percentage of PH person in every category (i.e in vision, orthopaedical etc).
with regards,
Ram Prosad Dawn
Re: PH Person
Regarding P.Tax for Physically Handicapped Teaching Staff the present rule is based on the following G.O.s.
1. G.O. No. 941-FT, dated 07.03.81
2.G.O. No. 937-FT dated 30.03.90.
Following category of PH teachers, upon submission of certificates of competent authority, are exempted from P. Tax:
a) the blind who are suffering from the following conditions:
(i) total absence of sight; or
(ii) visual acuity not exceeding 3/60 or 10/200 (snellen) in the better eye with correcting lenses;
b) the deaf whose sense of hearing is fully non-functional for the ordinary purpose of life;
c) the dumb who are suffering from aphasia (Complete loss of speech but sense of hearing normal) or whose speech is not clear and/or normal;
d) the deaf and dumb whose sense of hearing is fully non-functional for the ordinary purpose of life and who are suffering from complete loss of speech or whose speech is not clear and/or normal; and
e) the orthopaedically handicapped who have any disability of the bones, joints or muscles leading to substantial restriction of movement of any limbs.
Re: PH Person
Regarding Income Tax for PH category employees as per existing Income Tax Rules,
A person with disability shall claim a deduction of a lump sum amount of Rs. 50,000 (Fifty thousand) and a person with severe disability shall claim a deduction of of Rs. 1,00,000. (Rupees 1 lac only) under section 80U.
Severe disability means 80% or more disability.
Disability Certificate (Form 10-IA) from recognized Medical Authority is to be produced. Please find the form attached below. You may photocopy and get it signed by the CMO of your district.
