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Income Tax: Know About The Rules Coming Into Effect From April 1
The new tax regime will have none of the usual exemptions on insurance premium, mutual funds and other such investments.
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"Unaccounted" Deposits Worth Rs 55 Crore Seized After Tax Raids On Ex-Axis Mutual Fund Manager
The Income-tax department has seized "unaccounted" deposits worth more than Rs 55 crore and unearthed "evidences" of large-scale hidden investments after it recently raided Viresh Josh, a former chief trader and fund manager of Axis Mutual Fund.
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Income Tax Return Filing Deadline: Waiver On LTCG Tax To End On 31 March. Details Here
Tax liability on long term capital gains (LTCG) at the rate of 10% will accrue only when the shares or mutual funds are sold after April 1, 2018.
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Investing In Mutual Funds? Income Tax Rules That Will Change From April 1
Long-term capital gains exceeding Rs. 1 lakh arising from redemption of mutual fund units or equities on or after April 1, 2018 will be taxed at 10 per cent.
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Gains From ELSS Mutual Funds Will Not Be Tax-Free From April 1: 5 Points
ELSS funds have a lock-in period of three years, the shortest among the instruments that qualify for income tax benefits under Section 80C.
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Long-Term Capital Gains Tax On Stocks, Mutual Funds Explained In 10 Points
The long term capital gains tax (LTCG) will be levied only on transfer of the long-term capital asset on or after 1 April, 2018, as mentioned in the Budget 2018
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Budget 2018: Five Income Tax Changes You Need To Know
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley introduced a number of changes that will impact the income tax you pay, ranging from taxing long-term capital gains on investment in stocks and equity mutual funds to change in cess on income tax.
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How To Save Income Tax? PPF Vs ELSS Mutual Funds Vs Tax Saver Bank FDs
Investment in PPF, ELSS mutual funds and income-tax saving fixed deposits qualify for income tax benefits under Section 80C.
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Income Tax-Saving Mutual Funds (ELSS): Income Tax Benefits, Lock-In Period, Other Details
Financial planners suggest investors to opt for the SIP route to invest in equity linked savings scheme (ELSS) or income-tax saving mutual funds.
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How Much Income Tax You Need To Pay On Mutual Fund Investment Gains
Any gain for equity mutual fund units (SIP or lumpsum) held for more than 12 months is considered as a long-term capital gain. There is no tax on long-term capital gains from equity funds.
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Bank Fixed Deposits (FDs) Vs Arbitrage Mutual Funds: 10 Things You Should Know
Arbitrage funds score over bank fixed deposits when it come to income tax on gains.
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How Mutual Fund Investments Can Help Save Income Tax
ELSS funds are equity-oriented mutual funds that predominantly invest in equity and equity-related securities.
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Fixed Deposits (FDs) Vs Mutual Funds: Understanding Income Tax Implications
The interest received on bank fixed deposits is added to you income and taxed accordingly.
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Rs 5,000 Crore Invested Every Month In Mutual Fund SIPs (Systematic Investment Plans): 10 Things To Know
For tax purposes, a mutual fund scheme that invests 65 per cent or more of its portfolio in equities or equity-related instruments, is considered equity funds.
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Income Tax Rules On Mutual Fund Gains Explained In 10 Points
It is estimated that investors are putting in nearly Rs 5,000 crore every month through SIPs.
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Income Tax: Know About The Rules Coming Into Effect From April 1
The new tax regime will have none of the usual exemptions on insurance premium, mutual funds and other such investments.
-
"Unaccounted" Deposits Worth Rs 55 Crore Seized After Tax Raids On Ex-Axis Mutual Fund Manager
The Income-tax department has seized "unaccounted" deposits worth more than Rs 55 crore and unearthed "evidences" of large-scale hidden investments after it recently raided Viresh Josh, a former chief trader and fund manager of Axis Mutual Fund.
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Income Tax Return Filing Deadline: Waiver On LTCG Tax To End On 31 March. Details Here
Tax liability on long term capital gains (LTCG) at the rate of 10% will accrue only when the shares or mutual funds are sold after April 1, 2018.
-
Investing In Mutual Funds? Income Tax Rules That Will Change From April 1
Long-term capital gains exceeding Rs. 1 lakh arising from redemption of mutual fund units or equities on or after April 1, 2018 will be taxed at 10 per cent.
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Gains From ELSS Mutual Funds Will Not Be Tax-Free From April 1: 5 Points
ELSS funds have a lock-in period of three years, the shortest among the instruments that qualify for income tax benefits under Section 80C.
-
Long-Term Capital Gains Tax On Stocks, Mutual Funds Explained In 10 Points
The long term capital gains tax (LTCG) will be levied only on transfer of the long-term capital asset on or after 1 April, 2018, as mentioned in the Budget 2018
-
Budget 2018: Five Income Tax Changes You Need To Know
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley introduced a number of changes that will impact the income tax you pay, ranging from taxing long-term capital gains on investment in stocks and equity mutual funds to change in cess on income tax.
-
How To Save Income Tax? PPF Vs ELSS Mutual Funds Vs Tax Saver Bank FDs
Investment in PPF, ELSS mutual funds and income-tax saving fixed deposits qualify for income tax benefits under Section 80C.
-
Income Tax-Saving Mutual Funds (ELSS): Income Tax Benefits, Lock-In Period, Other Details
Financial planners suggest investors to opt for the SIP route to invest in equity linked savings scheme (ELSS) or income-tax saving mutual funds.
-
How Much Income Tax You Need To Pay On Mutual Fund Investment Gains
Any gain for equity mutual fund units (SIP or lumpsum) held for more than 12 months is considered as a long-term capital gain. There is no tax on long-term capital gains from equity funds.
-
Bank Fixed Deposits (FDs) Vs Arbitrage Mutual Funds: 10 Things You Should Know
Arbitrage funds score over bank fixed deposits when it come to income tax on gains.
-
How Mutual Fund Investments Can Help Save Income Tax
ELSS funds are equity-oriented mutual funds that predominantly invest in equity and equity-related securities.
-
Fixed Deposits (FDs) Vs Mutual Funds: Understanding Income Tax Implications
The interest received on bank fixed deposits is added to you income and taxed accordingly.
-
Rs 5,000 Crore Invested Every Month In Mutual Fund SIPs (Systematic Investment Plans): 10 Things To Know
For tax purposes, a mutual fund scheme that invests 65 per cent or more of its portfolio in equities or equity-related instruments, is considered equity funds.
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Income Tax Rules On Mutual Fund Gains Explained In 10 Points
It is estimated that investors are putting in nearly Rs 5,000 crore every month through SIPs.
