15 February 2013
Sir, please tell me that what is the best way to save tax to do investment other that u/s 80C. Means how can we save tax except 80c which is invested by a common person.
15 February 2013
Section 80C is the Cream Section in which a person really "invests" the amount. He gets back the amount with interest, bonus etc. . In other sections , for getting deduction a person has to "waste" his money.
16 February 2013
I agree with you that to getting deduction a person may be waste of money but tell me some of sections in which we may invest because there are limit in 80C ; 100000. If we want to take deduction more than 100000 then which section we should prefer.
16 February 2013
My earlier reply was in reference to the liking of " common person" . . However a special "common man" can enjoy benefits in respect to the following sections of IT Act- 1. Section 80CCG- Rajiv Gandhi Equity Savings Scheme - Benefit available 25000. . 2. Section 80D: Medi Claim 15000+ For Parents 15000 ( 20000 -if parents are Senior Citizens) . 3. 80E: Interest on Educational Loan . 4. 80G: Donation to Charitable Trusts or funds . 5. 80TTA : Deduction in respect of Savings A/c Interest (up to Rs 10000) .
These are certain commonly liked deductions . However, if you have some patience and some risk bearing aptitude...you may invest in shares for long term ( 1 year or more). The entire profit you earn , popularly known as LTCG...will be tax free. In deductions you have to spend, where as by investing in good securities, you may earn and have not to pay any tax. .