SIP or Systematic Invest Plan in Mutual Funds have become quite popular among investors. However, most people are not clear about how their SIP would be taxed on redemption. To answer the taxation aspect, we need to understand what SIP is? SIP is buying of mutual funds every month (or daily) with a fixed amount. […]
Your income from salary, business or other income like income from fixed/recurring deposits etc are taxed as per income tax slabs. Budget 2018 has made no change to the tax slab rates, however following changes have been made: No change in Tax Slabs Additional cess of 1% for health care making total cess to 4% of
The financial bill 2017 (commonly known as Budget) has been passed by the Lok Sabha with some amendments. This bill deals with government finances along with tax provisions. Here are 21 changes that would be effective from the next financial year (FY 2017-18) which starts on April 1, 2017. 1. Reduced Tax for Lower slab:
Your income from salary, business or other income like income from fixed/recurring deposits etc are taxed as per income tax slabs. Budget 2017 has made slight changes to the tax slab rates: Tax reduced from 10% to 5% for Income from Rs 2,50,000 – Rs 5,00,000 Rs 2,500 or 100% rebate in income tax (whichever is
Budget 2015 has made No change in the income tax slab. However it has increased the surcharge from 12% to 15% applicable for income above Rs 1 crore. Income Tax Slabs: There is NO separate tax slab for men and women. Earlier women used to have slight benefit over men in terms of lower taxes!
