IDFC with its infrastructure bond has given you one more option for investment under Section 80CCF in March 2012. IDFC Infrastructure Bond Details: IDFC Infrastructure Bond Features: The bonds don’t attract any TDS in case the investments are in demat form The bonds are available in Demat & Physical form The bonds will be listed […]
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If you were celebrating the tax cuts for next year (FY 2012-13) in Budget 2012, there is some bad news! Infrastructure Bonds would not be eligible as Tax saving instrument under Section 80CCF from FY 2012-13. What was the benefit? Two years ago there was an additional deduction introduced to encourage investors to put money into
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If you have still not invested in infrastructure bonds and still looking for investing for saving income tax , you have four options: IFCI Infrastructure Bond – Series V L&T Infrastructure Bond PFS Infrastructure Bond IDFC Infrastructure Bond – Tranche III Just in case you missed it, an investment in infrastructure bonds under Section 80CCF is an
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Rural Electrification Corporation (REC), Govt of India undertaking Navratna company has come up with a issue of secured, tax free bonds of size 1500 crore with option to retain over subscription of up to Rs. 3000 crore. Highlights of Rural Electrification Corporation Tax Free Bonds: The income by way of interest on these Bonds is
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Muthoot Finance – India largest gold loan company has once again come out with NCD (non-convertible debentures) offering 13 – 13.25% interest in 2, 3 and 5 years tenors. It also has a product which doubles your money in 66 months offering a pre-tax yield of 13.46 per cent. Salient Features: Muthoot Finance NCD These NCDs are available
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