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Banks Seek Reduction Of Tax-Free FD Period To 3 Years
Quite in sync with mutual fund products like ELSS, banks have advocated for lowering of fixed deposit tenure to three years to avail tax benefits
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How To Invest In Equity Linked Funds To Receive Tax Benefits
Equity-Linked Savings Scheme (ELSS): Apart from offering tax-saving benefits, ELSS is a diversified equity mutual fund and also serves the purpose of long-term capital growth
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Have You Fully Utilised Section 80C Income Tax Benefit? Here Are Key Things To Know
Section 80C of the Income Tax Act provides for a reduction up to Rs 1.5 lakh in taxable individual income in a year under certain conditions. From premium paid towards subscription/activation of a life insurance policy to subscription to mutual funds (under ELSS or Equity-Linked Saving Scheme), the Section 80C of the Income Tax Act provides for a ...
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Public Provident Funds (PPF) Vs Mutual Funds (MF): Which Is Your Choice?
Investors rely on mutual funds (MFs) when they want to create wealth while public provident funds (PPF) are handy when a customer wants to save money.
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Saving Schemes With No Tax Benefits But Good Returns: RDs Vs MIS Vs KVPs Vs SIPs
Saving schemes: Recurring deposits, post office monthly investment scheme, KVPs and systematic investment plans are some such investment options.
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Mutual Fund Investment: Don't Confuse ELSS With SIP, Here's Why
While ELSS or Equity-Linked Saving Scheme is a type of mutual fund that is eligible for tax exemption under Section 80C of the Income Tax (I-T) Act, SIP or Systematic Investment Plan is only a way of investing in a mutual fund.
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What Is 'Grandfather' Clause? How It Helps Lower Tax Burden On Mutual Fund Gains
The grandfather concept implies that all the capital gains accrued on equity/ mutual funds until January 31 will be exempt from taxation
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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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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 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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Tax-Saving Mutual Funds (ELSS): Tax Benefits, Lock-In Period And Other Details
One can invest up to Rs 1.50 lakh in ELSS funds in a financial year and can get tax benefit on that.
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How ClearTax Is Trying to Evolve Beyond Tax Returns
ClearTax wants to help you do more than just file tax returns. Here’s what it has planned.
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Falling Interest Rates, Higher Taxes...Are Bank FDs Worth It?
Banks fixed deposits are among the most popular instruments among Indians as they provide fixed-guaranteed return. Though safety of capital and guaranteed returns are the two virtues of bank fixed deposits, tax inefficiency takes the charm away from them. The interest earned on fixed deposits is fully taxable.
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Why ELSS Funds Are Worth The Risk
Yes, equity-linked savings scheme or ELSS funds are risky. Since these tax-saving mutual funds invest in the stock markets, they come with equity-related risks. If the markets go through a bear phase, even the best ELSS funds can see an erosion in the value of their portfolio.
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Banks Seek Reduction Of Tax-Free FD Period To 3 Years
Quite in sync with mutual fund products like ELSS, banks have advocated for lowering of fixed deposit tenure to three years to avail tax benefits
-
How To Invest In Equity Linked Funds To Receive Tax Benefits
Equity-Linked Savings Scheme (ELSS): Apart from offering tax-saving benefits, ELSS is a diversified equity mutual fund and also serves the purpose of long-term capital growth
-
Have You Fully Utilised Section 80C Income Tax Benefit? Here Are Key Things To Know
Section 80C of the Income Tax Act provides for a reduction up to Rs 1.5 lakh in taxable individual income in a year under certain conditions. From premium paid towards subscription/activation of a life insurance policy to subscription to mutual funds (under ELSS or Equity-Linked Saving Scheme), the Section 80C of the Income Tax Act provides for a ...
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Public Provident Funds (PPF) Vs Mutual Funds (MF): Which Is Your Choice?
Investors rely on mutual funds (MFs) when they want to create wealth while public provident funds (PPF) are handy when a customer wants to save money.
-
Saving Schemes With No Tax Benefits But Good Returns: RDs Vs MIS Vs KVPs Vs SIPs
Saving schemes: Recurring deposits, post office monthly investment scheme, KVPs and systematic investment plans are some such investment options.
-
Mutual Fund Investment: Don't Confuse ELSS With SIP, Here's Why
While ELSS or Equity-Linked Saving Scheme is a type of mutual fund that is eligible for tax exemption under Section 80C of the Income Tax (I-T) Act, SIP or Systematic Investment Plan is only a way of investing in a mutual fund.
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What Is 'Grandfather' Clause? How It Helps Lower Tax Burden On Mutual Fund Gains
The grandfather concept implies that all the capital gains accrued on equity/ mutual funds until January 31 will be exempt from taxation
-
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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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.
-
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.
-
Tax-Saving Mutual Funds (ELSS): Tax Benefits, Lock-In Period And Other Details
One can invest up to Rs 1.50 lakh in ELSS funds in a financial year and can get tax benefit on that.
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How ClearTax Is Trying to Evolve Beyond Tax Returns
ClearTax wants to help you do more than just file tax returns. Here’s what it has planned.
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Falling Interest Rates, Higher Taxes...Are Bank FDs Worth It?
Banks fixed deposits are among the most popular instruments among Indians as they provide fixed-guaranteed return. Though safety of capital and guaranteed returns are the two virtues of bank fixed deposits, tax inefficiency takes the charm away from them. The interest earned on fixed deposits is fully taxable.
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Why ELSS Funds Are Worth The Risk
Yes, equity-linked savings scheme or ELSS funds are risky. Since these tax-saving mutual funds invest in the stock markets, they come with equity-related risks. If the markets go through a bear phase, even the best ELSS funds can see an erosion in the value of their portfolio.
