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5 BEST TAX SAVING TIPS IN INDIA

Paying taxes is an obligation that every individual whose annual income is above a certain prescribed limit has to fulfill. This presentation focuses on individual income and how to save maximum tax through various tax saving instruments available under the Income Tax Rules. <br>For more info:<br>https://www.ahlawatassociates.com/area-of-practice/tax-law/

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5 BEST TAX SAVING TIPS IN INDIA

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  1. 5 BEST TAX SAVING TIPS IN INDIA

  2. Tax Saving instruments • There are different ways to save taxes, but one should be careful in choosing a particular instrument as not all of them are same. • Different instruments serve different purposes, so choose those which would best satisfy your financial goals.

  3. 2. Section 80C • Under this section, investment up to Rs1500000.00 is exempt from tax. Instruments covered in this section include Life Insurance Premium, ELSS, Provident Funds, National Savings Certificate, Children’s Tuition Fees, etc. • Over and above this limit, investment of Rs50000.00 is allowed in National Pension Scheme.

  4. 3. Health Insurance • Family health is a matter of great importance. Modern lifestyle has made people vulnerable to many diseases. • Under section 80D, premium up Rs25000 for family health insurance, with additional Rs25000 for parents is exempt from income tax.

  5. 4. Home Loans • The Indian government has always encouraged people to buy their own home, and allows deductions for interest and principal repayment if you have bought a house through a home loan. • A maximum deduction Rs200000 can be claimed for interest payment under section 24 and Rs150000 for principal repayment under section 80C.

  6. 5. Capital Gains • Profit made by selling an asset such as, bonds, stock or real estate is called capital gain. Both are taxed at different rates. • However, you can substantially reduce you tax liability by investing in another house property or capital gains bonds under sections 54F and 54EC respectively.

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