Say, a person’s gross annual income is Rs.5 lakh and he invests Rs.1 lakh under 80C, his net taxable income becomes Rs.4 lakh.
If failed to invest this year at least we can make proactive decesion in the coming financial year by investing early.
80C Tax-saving channels
Saving option | Lock-in period | Risk |
Provident fund, pension fund | Till end of service | Nil |
Public Provident Fund | 15 years | Nil |
National Savings Certificates | 6 years | Nil |
Bank fixed deposits | 5 years | Low |
Insurance policies (endowment, money-back) | Policy term | Low |
Ulips, pension plans | 3-5 years | Low to high |
Tax plans of mutual funds | 3 years | High |
Other expenses that qualify under section 80C are, School fee of two children of the taxpayer and home loan repayment of the principal portion.
2 comments:
Effective info, Thx buddy!!!!
Mutual Funds and ELSS are the best way to save tax in todays highly competitive environment but these also include a portion of risk. proper Research and educative decision is required before investing in such instruments.
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