HRA And Home Loan: Can Both Be Claimed For Tax Deduction?
You can. But you must have good enough reason and proof to claim both. Here’s everything you need to know.
Category Archives: Tax
Mistakes That May Spoil Your Tax Saving Plans
Tax planning is a continuous and meticulous process. It is always advisable to keep things in order before the tax filing season begins.
Your Income Tax Exemption Guide For The Financial Year 2018-19
Worried about tax planning? Fret not! Here’s a consolidated list of deductions you can claim under different sections of the Income Tax Act.
Buying A Property? Know The GST Rates First
It is important to understand various Good and Services Tax (GST) rates if you are planning to buy a property. Read on to know how it affects you.
Want To Save On Tax? Here Are 5 Investments With Tax-Free Income
Did the previous year wreak havoc on your finances? Let’s take a look at tax-saving investments that will help you reboot financially.
It Was A Pro-Women Budget!
The Union Budget this year had quite a bit of sops for women as well as senior citizens. Here’s an overview. #unionbudget2018 #womenempowerment #investments #savings
How To Save Tax On Long-Term Capital Gains
To save more on your long term capital gains, you need to plan your taxes right. Here’s how to do it.
Budget 2018 – Impact On Mutual Fund Investors
Budget 2018 proposed a 10% long-term capital gains tax on equity Mutual Funds and it created quite a ruckus among equity investors. But is the new tax rule really a cause for worry? Here’s our take on the issue.
Mutual Funds Taxation Post Budget: All You Need To Know
Make sure to weigh your tax liabilities before you make that sell. Read on to know how you can make your Mutual Fund investments both tax-friendly and financially viable.
Home Loan Tax Benefits: Section 24, 80EE & 80C
Thinking about buying a house? A Home Loan will help you out. It will help finance your dream home and get you tax benefits under three sections of the Income Tax Act. That is, Section 80C, Section 24 and Section 80EE. Want to know how you can get a tax deduction under each of these sections? Keep reading.