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Rent Receipt Generator

↻ Updated FY 2026-27

Create a formatted rent receipt for your HRA exemption claim — enter monthly rent, landlord and tenant details, period and address to get a clean receipt with total rent and a note on when the landlord's PAN is required. Everything runs in your browser.

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Your inputs

Monthly rent

Period (months)

Tenant name

Landlord name

Rented address

Landlord PAN (optional)

Required — annual rent exceeds ₹1,00,000

Total rent for period

₹2,40,000

₹20,000 × 12 months

Annual rent

₹2,40,000

12-month basis

Landlord PAN

Required

annual rent > ₹1L

Rent receiptFor HRA claim

RENT RECEIPT

Received a sum of ₹2,40,000 (₹20,000 per month for 12 months) from ________ towards rent of the property situated at ________.

Landlord: ________ · PAN required (annual rent > ₹1L)

Receipt details

Tenant—

Landlord—

Address—

Monthly rent₹20,000

Period12 months

Landlord PANRequired

Total rent paid₹2,40,000

ASSUMPTIONS — FY 2026-27. Rent receipts support an HRA exemption claim under Section 10(13A). If your annual rent exceeds ₹1,00,000, you must report the landlord's PAN to your employer. A revenue stamp may be required on receipts for cash payments above ₹5,000. This is a document helper only — keep the actual signed receipts and consult a CA if unsure.

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Sources & rate references

·Income Tax Department, India — tax slabs FY 2026-27 — New & old regime slabs, standard deduction, 87A rebate (AY 2027-28)

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