Tax planning through nsc and ppf

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National Savings Certificate (NSC) Public Provident Fund (PPF)

Interest Rate:

5 Year NSC – 8.50 %,compounded halfyearly
on amount invested after 01.04.2014

10 Year NSC– 8.80 %, compounded halfyearly

Interest Paid: 8.70%, compounded
annually
No monthly / yearly payments No monthly/yearly payments

Minimum investment: Rs 100

Maximum investment: No Limit

Minimum investment: Rs 500 
(annually)

Maximum investment: Rs1,50,000

Duration of investment:

5 years for NSC VIII Issue &

10 Years for NSC IX Issue

Duration of investment: 15 years
Can be used as a security for mortgage
and other purposes
Cannot be used for such purposes

Tax benefit under Section 80C available.

Maximum limit: Rs 150,000

Tax benefit under Section 80C
available.

Maximum limit: Rs 1,50,000

Good medium term investment option Good long term investment option
Interest is fully Taxable Interest is fully Exempt

 

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thanks .  IS the interest on NSC is really taxable?

YES , interest on NSC is taxable on accural basis .

assesse is required to declare it yearly under the head "income form other sourses" .


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