check up are eligible for tax benefits under Sec 80 D of I T Act.
My view is that if the Master Check-up provider had charged for
TMT & 3D Echo separately, reimbursement of those expenses
upto the prescribed limits can be claimed from New India as per
the rules of our Group Mediclaim Policy subject to fulfillment of
the policy conditions.
It should be ensured that such additional tests are authorized
by appropriately qualified Medical Professionals. IT exemption
will be available only to the extent of the package amount charged
for Master Check up by the provider.
Although specifically,TSH (Thyroid) is not included in the
‘reimburseables’ list, I feel Mr Sreeram can make a formal claim
for reimbursement with a request to add this diagnostic test also
in the list.
There is no reason why the New India Assurance Co should not
allow reimbursement for a test costing Rs 5000/- while allowing
reimbursement for less expensive tests.
reimbursement for less expensive tests.
C H Mahadevan