I have an active SIP for a tax friendly mutual fund (2k per month). I started this more than 3yrs ago. Can I start withdrawing 2k per month from now on (without tax implications) while still continuing to invest 2k per month in the same fund. That way I can cycle the money while still getting tax benefit for the 2k investment that I will continue to make every month. Is there any rule - either from banks or IT department - that restricts me from doing this?
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Hi Sri
Every instalment SIP which has completed 3 years f holding eriod can be redeemed without any tax implications. And you can keep on investing through SIP in the same fund. Needless to say that the fund should be tax saving ELSS fund
Trust this may have helped
Uteesh Dhar
uteesh @ yahoo.com
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