Sentences with phrase «tax free bonds»

3) Tax Free Bonds: If the individual has other sources of income and tax payer, it is better to invest in tax free bonds that can give 6 % to 7 % tax free returns.

Tax Free Bonds are long term fixed income investments issued either by government approved institutionsor government and are typically of the duration for 10 to 15 years.

Kindly go through this article:» Tax - free - bonds - issue - fy -2015-2016 «Kindly note that Capital gains taxes (if any) are applicable on Tax free bonds.

Dear Ravi, You may consider below options for fixed monthly income; 1) Fixed Deposits 2) Post office Monthly Income Scheme 3) Mutual Fund Monthly Income — Dividend option 4) Tax free Bonds.

Tax Free Bonds are bonds issued by government backed entities and do not carry tax on the interest earned on these bonds.

Tax Free Bonds are instruments where interest earned is not taxed.

One more query: As per your article:» Are Capital Gains taxes applicable on Tax free bonds?

Can Individuals buy Tax Free Bonds?

Dear Vijay, The holding period considered for LTCG on tradable bonds including tax free bonds & NCDs is still 1 year and the applicable LTCG tax rate is flat 10 %.

The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has recently issued a notification related to «new Tax Free Bonds FY 2015 - 16».

In this post let us understand — What are tax free bonds?

The debt mutual funds can generate higher returns when compared to Tax free bonds and you may redeem them anytime.

How to select best Tax free bonds?

You have covered almost everything a common investor should know about tax free bonds.

So, Tax free bonds are not eligible for deduction under section 80c.

One of them is the PPF (Public Provident Fund) and the second is the Tax Free bonds.

NRIs can subscribe to Tax free bonds on either repatriation or non-repatriation basis.

Also, if you are looking for a steady source of income annually (periodically) and can afford to lock - in your capital then you may consider investing in Tax Free bonds.

Below are the details of the firms and the maximum allocated amount of funds they can raise by offering new Tax Free Bonds in the current Financial Year (2016);

As per this notification, Tax Free Bonds (TFBs) to the tune of Rs 40,000 crore, will hit the market in this Financial Year (2015 - 16), starting this October.

Then how are they going to generate higher returns than TAx free Bonds?

Can the tax free bonds be purchased to ward - off the income tax on capital gain received on selling of a plot of land

Dear Mr Gupta, No, tax free bonds are different from The Capital Gains Tax Exemption Bond or 54EC Bonds.

Tax free bonds are not eligible for deduction under section 80c.

The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has issued a notification related to «new Tax Free Bonds FY 2015 - 16» in the month of July 2015.

Kindly share your views and comments on REC Tax Free Bonds 2015 issue.

you can not claim any tax exemptions on TAX free bonds.

Now, «REC Tax Free Bonds 2015» is the latest issue which is going to be open for subscription from 27th October 2015.

Are Capital Gains taxes applicable on Tax free bonds?

As per this notification, Tax Free Bonds (TFBs) to the tune of Rs 40,000 crore, will hit the market in this Financial Year (2015 - 16).

Interest earned on Tax free bonds is exempted from income tax.

1) How to calculate the Shart Term / Long Term Capital Gain 2) How to save tax on such sale 3) What will be the best option if I am ready to hold it for next 5 - 6 months and not willing to invest the money in any Tax free bonds.

Not interested in owning individual tax free bonds?

Making tax free bonds a favorite investment among retirees and individuals in higher tax brackets.

If you're looking for another reason to lower your taxes or just add some additional passive income, take advantage of the benefits of tax free bonds.

Tax Free bonds which came in 2014/15 were like the dream investment.

Tax free bonds can be a great investment that lowers your tax obligations while still maintaining a fixed passive income.

There are many tax free bond funds available.

Each tax free bond fund will have different investment goals.

During the last few weeks, NTPC (National Thermal Power Corp) and PFC (Power Finance Corporation) have come up with Tax Free Bond issues.

Bank FD Vs Tax Free bond.

Dear Samy, That point is in comparison with 2013 - 14 Tax free bond coupon rates.

Now the interest rate is decrease from 9 % to ~ 7.75 %, Can you please advise where / how I can invest (MF or tax free bond)?

Below are the important factors that need to be considered before investing in a Tax free bond public issue.

What if this Tax Free Bond having a face value of Rs 1000 is bought from the secondary market at a premium of suppose Rs 50 @ Rs 1050.

How to choose best Tax Free Bond?

Which tax free bond one can buy to save capi gain tax.

Sir Can NRI buy tax free bond On line from ICICI DIRECT to save capital gain TAX.

For example, and this is merely chosen as example, there is the Fidelity Tax Free Bond Fund (FTABX) which currently yields 3.60 %.

The following Funds declare daily dividends: MainStay California Tax Free Opportunities, MainStay Floating Rate, MainStay High Yield Municipal Bond, MainStay Money Market, MainStay New York Tax Free Opportunities, MainStay Tax Advantaged Short Term Bond, and MainStay Tax Free Bond.