An old adage goes, ‘nothing is certain in life except for death and taxes’. This holds quite true considering the current tax system in the country. One cannot evade tax and hence planning it out correctly becomes essential. ‘Tax planning’ forms an indispensable part of a financial regime and tops the priority list of most of the investors. It is not a device to reduce tax burden but it helps to reap the benefits by investing in appropriate channels and avail the tax benefits at the same time. One way out is to save your well-merited money in the options offered by the government.
Savings reduces extravagant expenses and if taken into account how it benefits the country, it certainly helps to reduce inflation.

Tax savings are permitted for investments made in government securities and bonds of priority sectors, which ultimately help the nation. Savings and investments are interconnected. Before making investments the person has to consider various factors. Firstly, ‘liquidity’. Before investing one should calculate when the need would arise to withdraw the moolah. Though it may not be possible to know the exact day and year of the financial but a rough assessment will help you in the long run. For instance, money needed for your child’s marriage or further studies. Secondly, security of the investment and lastly investment should be done according to the returns and tax on income.

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  2. Is it important to file Income Tax Return?

  3. What Is PAN?

  4. Is it compulsory to have PAN card ?

  5. Who must have a PAN?

  6. What is TAN?

  7. Who must apply for TAN?
paid under the policy is paid back to the policyholder along with Loyalty Additions, if any. The policyholders receives 15% of the total sum assured every three years as survival benefits. The policy is available for a term of 9, 12 and 15 years. On the death of the policyholder during the term of the policy, an amount which is equal to sum assured is paid. Loan facility is also available under this plan but is operational only after the policy acquires paid-up value. Presently the rate of interest is 9% p.a. payable half-yearly.

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