When a financial product offers an investor
the EEE Tax Benefit i.e. Exempt Exempt Exempt, this means that the funds invested in that product, the capital gains and interest income earned on that product, and the withdrawals made from that product, are all exempt from tax.
Secondly, it can be a very effective tax saving instrument as it comes under
the EEE tax bracket which means it is exempted from tax at the time of deposit, interest accumulation and withdrawal.
The Scheme comes under
EEE tax status, which means Investments made under this scheme are exempted from income tax (subjected to 80C limits), Interest earned are exempted from tax and returns are also exempted from income tax.
These funds have
EEE tax status which means for any money you invest in ELSS you are not required to pay income tax at any stage.
Not exact matches
ELSS falls under
EEE (exempt - exempt - exempt) category, meaning the entire Investment amount, the dividends earned from them and the maturity earnings from the Investments are all
Tax - Free.
Dear Ram,
Tax saving with
EEE + guaranteed return + time - frame of 7 years — tough requirements..
Please quote an example each for
EEE, EET, ETE, TEE.TET, TTE with its
tax u / s and
tax computation, including short / long term capital gains.
EEE, EET and ETE are three basic terms used for investment done for
tax saving purposes.
You may have guessed it by now — yes, Life Insurance gets the «
EEE» benefit, unlike most other savings instruments which get only the EET benefit (Exempt - Exempt -
Taxed) wherein even if you get tax benefits on investments, your final received amount is taxed, reducing your overall ret
Taxed) wherein even if you get
tax benefits on investments, your final received amount is
taxed, reducing your overall ret
taxed, reducing your overall returns.
The four products — PF, GF, NPS, superannuation fund — will be under the exempt - exempt - exempt (
EEE) regime of taxation, that is,
tax exemption will be available at the time of investment, accumulation and withdrawal.
Along with providing all these benefits, most insurance investmentsfall under the EXEMPT - EXEMPT - EXEMPT (i.e.
EEE) category when it comes to
tax planning.
As life insurance falls under
EEE (i.e. Exempt - Exempt - Exempt) category, both, the premium paid as well the sum assured is exempt from income
tax.
Tax exemption under Sec 80C and Sec 10 (10D) of IT Act, 1961, and offers the benefit of EEE structure wherein no tax is levied on the maturity amo
Tax exemption under Sec 80C and Sec 10 (10D) of IT Act, 1961, and offers the benefit of
EEE structure wherein no
tax is levied on the maturity amo
tax is levied on the maturity amount
This product also comes under the exempt - exempt - exempt (
EEE) category for the income
tax.
At the moment, insurance offers
EEE benefit under the proposed Direct
Tax Code.
It is not surprising, as life insurance is the only product other than Employees» Provident Fund and Public Provident Fund that gives
tax exemption while investing and at the time of maturity, that is, Exempt - Exempt - Exempt (
EEE).