The proposed Rajiv Gandhi Equity Savings Scheme (RGESS) is expected to come with safeguards that will permit small investors to purchase shares only in the top 100 stocks traded on BSE and NSE. An exception is, however, expected to be made for public sector companies with the government likely to relax the rule to allow trading […]
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There is some good news in terms of Interest you earn on Savings bank account. Till now all the interest income earned from your saving bank was taxable. However Budget 2012 proposes that saving bank interest income up to Rs 10,000 will not be taxed under a new section, 80TTA. This benefit would be available
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Life Insurance in India is more to do with Tax saving and Investment rather than actual “Insurance”. Budget 2012 has taken cognizance of this fact and has proposed to increase the sum assured limit as a multiple of the premium in order to enjoy tax benefits. Under section 80C of the Income-tax Act, premiums paid
Budget for most of us means – Income Tax! But there is something more than Income tax – Service Tax and Excise duty which impacts our household expenses and thus the money we can save. I am sure Service Tax is something that most of us would be aware of. If not just pull out
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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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