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Title: Tax Saving Investments


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Tax Saving Investments
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Tax Saving Schemes
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  • "Tax Saving Investments", this word can give one
    sleepless night when the time to pay the taxes
    are up and the appropriate savings are not done
    to enjoy the tax benefits. Taxes saving schemes
    come off as saviors under such circumstances. For
    people who come under taxable income, to
    calculate payable tax, slab rates of the current
    year given by the Indian Budget are used. Based
    on these rates, the payable tax as per the
    category the person falls into is calculated. Of
    this payable income, a particular percentage is
    slotted for savings. If this savings are
    conducive with the tax deduction clauses than the
    amount saved can be deducted from the sum total
    of the payable tax.

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  • As per the slab rates given by the Indian Budget
    for the year 2010-2011, the tax rates are
    categorized as male (below 65), female (below 65)
    and senior citizens. For male below 65 years, tax
    rates are as follows Income up to Rs 160,000
    which is the basic exemption limit the tax rate
    is nil, from 160,000 up to 300,000 its 10, from
    300,000- 500,000 its 20 and above 500000 its
    30. For women below 65, income up to 190,000 tax
    rate is nil, from 190,000 up to 300,000 its 10,
    300,000-500,000 its 20 and above 500,000 its
    30. For senior citizens, the basic exemption
    limit is Rs 240,000, tax rate for income from
    240,000 - 300,000 is 10, from 300,000 - 500,000
    is 20 and above 500000 is 30.

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  • As per the above stated categories, every
    category is entitled to a certain amount as
    saving. For example, if the amount that can be
    saved per annum is 100,000 than this amount can
    be deducted from the taxable income provided the
    savings are as per the tax deduction clauses. As
    per Indian Budget 2010-2011, the section 80C
    deductions have been relaxed, if the tax
    deduction is with respect to life insurance
    premiums, the deduction sum is limited to 200,000
    and the deduction is applicable only if the
    premiums are paid, if the contribution is in the
    for of public provident fund or contribution to
    some national saving schemes. Under section 80D
    Medical insurance policies are included. Home
    loans and education loans are also included in
    the deductions if the necessary terms and
    conditions are fulfilled.

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  • One can save Tax Saving Investments by deductions
    made on investments. These investments include
    investments with monthly income scheme of the
    post office, savings in bond, mutual funds, with
    banking institutions, authorities working for
    planning and development of cities etc. There are
    few incomes which are exempted from tax
    deductions for example agricultural income,
    profits shared by partners etc. Once tax planning
    is well executed, the tax deductions can be
    rightly filed.
  • Source-http//ezinearticles.com/?Tax-Saving-Schem
    esid5310944

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