[2] What are my options?
If you’re looking for risk-free and stable investments that will reduce tax,
And have a lower lock-in than PPF
2 popular investments eligible under Section 80C are:
🔶National Savings Certificates (NSC)
🔶Tax Saving Fixed Deposits
If you’re looking for risk-free and stable investments that will reduce tax,
And have a lower lock-in than PPF
2 popular investments eligible under Section 80C are:
🔶National Savings Certificates (NSC)
🔶Tax Saving Fixed Deposits
[5] How do these investments save tax?
The investor will get a deduction of up to ₹1.5L for money invested
Say,
🔶Your taxable income is ₹7.5L
🔶You invest ₹1.5L in NSC/Tax saver FD,
🔶The taxable income will now be ₹6L
Thus, saving you ₹30,000 (20% of ₹1.5L) in taxes
The investor will get a deduction of up to ₹1.5L for money invested
Say,
🔶Your taxable income is ₹7.5L
🔶You invest ₹1.5L in NSC/Tax saver FD,
🔶The taxable income will now be ₹6L
Thus, saving you ₹30,000 (20% of ₹1.5L) in taxes
[6] What about the lock-in period?
Lock-in period means the period for which the investor cannot sell the funds and need to keep them invested
What is the lock-in for these instruments?
🔶NSC: 5 years
🔶Tax-Saving FD: 5 years
Lock-in period means the period for which the investor cannot sell the funds and need to keep them invested
What is the lock-in for these instruments?
🔶NSC: 5 years
🔶Tax-Saving FD: 5 years
[7] Why are Tax Saving FDs interesting right now
🔶The RBI has increased the Repo Rate
🔶That is, the rate at which RBI loans money to commercial banks
🔶From 4% to 6.5% in the last year
This has in turn increased interest rates on FDs across India
🔶The RBI has increased the Repo Rate
🔶That is, the rate at which RBI loans money to commercial banks
🔶From 4% to 6.5% in the last year
This has in turn increased interest rates on FDs across India
[9] What about the tax on interest?
🔶Interest on Tax Savings FDs and NSCs are taxable
But for NSCs, in the first 4 years, whatever is accrued can be considered as re-invested u/s 80C.
Thus, you can use the interest as 80C deductions
🔶Interest on Tax Savings FDs and NSCs are taxable
But for NSCs, in the first 4 years, whatever is accrued can be considered as re-invested u/s 80C.
Thus, you can use the interest as 80C deductions
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