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सैनिक व अर्ध सैनिकों के लिए “काला दिवस” 01 Feb 2026| #SainikWelfareNews Jai Hind friends, welcome to your own Sainik Welfare YouTube channel. Today’s video is a high importance update for serving personnel, veterans, and families, especially those connected with disability pension cases. In Union Budget 2026-27 (presented on 1 February 2026), the Finance Bill 2026 proposes amendments that connect directly to the Income-tax Act, 2025, specifically Schedule III. This proposed change is being discussed widely because it can impact how disability pension exemptions are treated from 1 April 2026. In simple words: this video explains what is being proposed, who remains protected under exemption, and which categories may face income tax and TDS deductions after the new tax year begins. Why this matters: Many people assume “disability pension is always tax-free.” But the practical reality depends on how the exemption is defined in law, how the pension category is recorded, and what the pension disbursing authority reports for TDS. Even a small classification difference can change whether tax is deducted or not. That is why awareness before April 2026 is critical. What we cover step by step: What is the Finance Bill 2026 amendment and where it fits inside the Income-tax Act, 2025 Schedule III items that talk about pension exemptions and how these entries are being updated Disability pension components explained clearly: service element and disability element Who is likely to be treated as exempt: “boarded out/invalided out” cases where disability is attributable to or aggravated by bona fide duty, as per the conditions mentioned Where the concern is strongest: cases where a person continues in service with disability, completes full service (superannuation), or takes premature retirement, and then receives disability related benefits but may not match the limited exemption wording Impact on TDS: if exemption is not applied, tax can be deducted at source and the pension may come after deduction Practical checklist: what to verify in your pension documents, pension slips, and records so you can identify your category early Action points (very important): • Save and keep your medical board/invalidment papers, disability percentage documents, and the “attributable/aggravated” wording • Track your pension classification in SPARSH or your pension paying bank documents • From April 2026, check your Form 26AS / AIS and your monthly pension credit narration for any TDS entries • If TDS starts incorrectly for an exempt case, you will need immediate correction through proper channel, so do not delay • If you are in the “grey area category,” you may need representation and legal clarity, so collect documents now, not later This video is meant for awareness and discussion. It is not personal tax advice. Rules can vary by category and documentation, so always verify your own case details through official documents and professional guidance if needed. If you want, I can also prepare for you: • A simple 1-page table: “Exempt vs Not Exempt” as per the proposed wording • A checklist for veterans to verify SPARSH and bank pension records • A short representation draft for associations to submit formally CHAPTERS (Video 10:37) 00:00 Intro and why this update matters 00:40 Where the change is coming from (Budget 2026 and Finance Bill 2026) 01:35 Income-tax Act 2025 and Schedule III overview 02:30 What is disability pension (service element vs disability element) 03:45 Who gets exemption as per proposed wording 05:15 Cases that may face tax exposure (superannuation / premature retirement) 06:40 Practical impact on TDS and pension credit after April 2026 08:10 Documents and verification checklist for viewers 09:30 What veterans associations can do now 10:10 Summary and closing #SainikWelfareNews #DisabilityPension #IncomeTax #FinanceBill2026 #UnionBudget2026 #IncomeTaxAct2025 #DefencePension #SPARSH #IndianArmy #IndianNavy #IndianAirForce #CAPF #ParamilitaryForces #Veterans #ExServicemen #Pensioners #TaxUpdateIndia #MilitaryPension #VeteranWelfare #JaiHind #PensionNews #CentralGovernmentEmployees #DefenceNews disability pension income tax, finance bill 2026, union budget 2026, income tax act 2025, schedule iii income tax, disability pension exemption, service element disability element, invalided out pension tax, boarded out pension exemption, defence pension update 2026, SPARSH pension TDS, pension tax rules India 2026, CAPF disability pension, paramilitary pension tax, Indian army pension update, Indian navy pension update, Indian air force pension update, veterans news India, ex servicemen welfare news, military pension tax exemption India, pensioners tax update, central government employees pension, tax amendment 2026 India, pension TDS deduction, disability pension rules explained, defence welfare news