Generate FREE Rent Receipts

  • Avoid last minute hassle of arranging rent receipts
  • Fill the required details
  • Print the receipt in PDF Format
  • Get the receipt signed from your landlord
  • Submit it to your company's HR department

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About Myitronline Rent receipt

Myitronline is an easy-to-use Rent receipt generator online tool that helps you to produce rent receipts for the rent you paid to the landlord during a financial year. Our online tool generated the receipt as per the specified format by the Income Tax Authorities. You can take a printout of these receipts and submit it to the Finance Department to get an HRA house rental allowance exemption based on the genuine rent paid by you.

Rent Receipt Generator at Myitronline

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Myitronline offers the Option to generate printable rent receipts online - Monthly, Quarterly, Half-Yearly, and Yearly.
In order to claim HRA exemptions, it is compulsory to submit Rent Receipts to the employer. Following are the steps.

  • Generate rent receipt by filling in the valid documentary details.
  • Print the receipt.
  • Get a stamp on the receipt & sign of the landlord.
  • Submit Rent Receipts to your employer.

Why do we need rent receipts in HRA?

A rent receipt is a crucial document that is used as proof of the rent paid to the landlord. It is a tool for tax saving and so should be collected and kept safely. Salaried employees must fill out rent receipts to declare their House Rent Allowance (HRA). if You want to claim income tax advantages on house rent allowance then you must provide the proof of rent paid to the employer.

How to generate rent receipts online at Myitronline.com?

In order to claim HRA exemptions, it is compulsory to submit Rent Receipts to the employer. Following are the steps.
This process can be done in a few steps that are given below-

  • First You must put Your Name and Email Address.
  • Then Enter the monthly rent amount paid and house address.
  • Fill out details about yourself and the landlord like (Owner's Name and House Owner's PAN number).
  • Make a Selection of the Period for which you want to generate a rent receipt (Monthly, Quarterly, Annually)
  • Press on the Generate Rent Receipt button, and Myitronline will deliver an email of your Rent Receipt.

What are the details required in the rent receipt generate?

The following are the details that are required in the rent receipt:

  • Resident Name (If you are the lodger, fill in your name and Personal Email Address)
  • Amount of monthly rent.
  • Enter your House address and Proceed to the next button.
  • House owner Name.
  • House Owner's PAN no (optional).
  • Date of Payment.
  • Rental Period.
  • Signature of Landlord or Manager.

Is it essential to attach an income stamp on the rent receipt?

An income stamp is required to be attached to rent receipts in case of cash payment is more than Rs. 5000 per receipt. But If rent is already paid through cheque then there is no need for a revenue stamp.

Why do I need to submit the rent receipt?

if You want to claim income tax advantages on house rent allowance then you must provide the proof of rent paid to the employer. In order to claim HRA exemptions, it is compulsory to submit Rent Receipts to the employer.

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FAQs on Rent Receipts

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What is a house rent receipt?

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A rent receipt is a crucial document that is used as proof of the rent paid to the landlord. It is a tool for tax saving and so should be collected and kept safely.


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Are rent receipts mandatory?

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Yes. It is mandatory to provide rent receipts for claiming House Rent Allowance exemption, If you have paid more than Rs. 3000 per month.


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Can I claim HRA without rent receipts?

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Yes. You can claim HRA if your house rent allowance is up to Rs.3000 per month.


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What if I forgot to submit the rent receipts amidst the declaration?

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If you could not submit your rent receipts at the time of declaration then no worry. You can claim a house rent allowance while filing a revenue tax return. All you must have is a rent receipt.


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Is it compulsory to submit a rent receipt for every month?

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No. It is not mandatory to generate a rent receipt every month. Most employers ask for a rent receipt every 3 to 4 months.


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Will the revenue stamp come in a generated receipt?

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No. You will not get a receipt without the revenue stamps. You will have to get the receipt stamped.


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What if landlord does not carry a PAN?

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If the landlord does not have a PAN card and charges have been over one lakh perennial then the landlord must provide a declaration with a filled out form 60 and the resident can after submit it to his employer.


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What is HRA?

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HRA stands for house rent allowance. HRA is given to an employee by his employer for the rental accommodation. It is a part of their salary. HRA exemption can be claimed only when the employee is living in a rented room.


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Is it possible to claim HRA if I own a house?

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No. You can only claim HRA when you are living in rented accommodation. If it is your own house then you can not claim an HRA house.


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Is the PAN of the landlord required for claiming HRA?

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PAN of landlord is required only if rent exceeds Rs.8333/- per month (Rs.100000/- annually). In case the landlord does not have PAN, declaration of the same is required. Download Declaration Form If the landlord does not provide his PAN, you can obtain the same from the below mentioned link. (know your PAN)


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Can I claim HRA if I stay in a rented home only for a few months?

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Yes. You can claim HRA exemption For those months you have paid rent for.