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India offers tax benefits of up to INR 150,000 for EV loans, here’s what we know

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Last updated: 2024/01/20 at 1:36 AM
EV-a2zm Published January 19, 2024 2 Min Read
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India continues to promote the shift to more sustainable and green mobility by imposing supportive policies and incentives for electric vehicle purchases, including Section 80EEB of the Income Tax Act.

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What is Section 80EEB?QualificationsAvailability

The central government of India has taken several initiatives to promote the use and purchase of electric vehicles.

The #taxexemption under Section 80EEB is applicable for both four-wheeler and two-wheeler electric vehicle purchases. #factualfriday #statiqindia #electriccar pic.twitter.com/HTNvWrFTPN

— Statiq (@StatiqIndia) April 1, 2022

What is Section 80EEB?

Section 80EEB of the Income Tax Act of 1961 is basically a tax incentive for individuals buying electric vehicles through a loan. It offers customers an interest payment deduction of up to INR 150,000 on electric vehicle loans, regardless if it is for personal or business purposes.

However, the electric vehicle must have the owner or the business enterprise’s name in the registration documents to claim the tax incentives as a business expense. It must also exceed Rs 1,50,000 in interest payments.

It does not only include four-wheelers but also two and three-wheeler electric vehicles, offering prospective buyers a wide range of choices.

India looks to lead electric vehicle race with latest push in budget.
The finance minister announced tax rebates of up to ₹1.5 lakh on interest paid on loans to buy EVs!
Mallawa to tap into EV market by rolling out eBikes by fall 2019 followed by eBuses by Christmas 2019. pic.twitter.com/E8eW2hxLyy

— mallawa (@mallawa19) July 11, 2019

According to Tax2win, the Indian government introduced Section 80EEB in the budget 2019 to boost electric vehicle demand in the country.

Qualifications

Individual taxpayers can benefit from the tax benefits under Section 80EEB as long as they qualify for the following standards:

 Conditions
Loan sourceBusinesses need to secure loans for the acquisition of electric vehicles from either financial institutions or non-banking financial organizations.
Approval timelineThe loan approval must fall within the period between April 1, 2019, and March 31, 2023.
Vehicle specificationsThe electric vehicle must meet the definition specified in the Income Tax Act, 1961, being exclusively powered by an electric motor with a traction battery and a regenerative braking system.
Source: India Briefing

Availability

Unfortunately, the Indian government already closed the applications for assessment year (AY) 2023-2024. Nonetheless, ClearTax stated that filing for this 2024-2025 will soon open. Interested applicants better watch out. 

It must also be noted that individual taxpayers must acquire the interest-paid certificate and maintain the tax invoices and loan documents for the time of filing the return.

You can claim a deduction for interest paid on loan taken on purchase of electric vehicle.
The education loan deduction that you can claim is available for 8yrs starting from the year in which you start repaying the interest.#eMSME #india #tax #loan #taxplanning #navratri2022 pic.twitter.com/X0p23f1RZT

— eMSME (@AJVAeMSME) October 1, 2022

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