Question: #1: Tax saving?
Monthy i am paying for the chit. Can i show this as a tax savings or investing money in chit company does not come under tax saving?
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Question: #2: Which are the best tax saving mutual funds for a begineer?
I want to invest in mutual funds which could also help in saving my tax. This is my firat time hence would like to know from where should I start and what are best options available?
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Question: #3: how much will be my tax saving if I purchase a single family home ?
Basically how much can I save as tax ? . What is the maximum amount can I deduct from my income ?. Now I live in rental apartment.With regards,
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Question: #4: How to select best ELSS mutual fund for tax saving ?
These are mutual fund with the advantage of Tax saving upto Rs. 1Lakh. But there are so many funds - confusing.
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Question: #5: Do I need to reinvest in tax saving bonds (Sec 54) after they mature or can I invest anywhere I want?
Based on your answers I understand that if I invest the long term capital gains amount after selling house property, I have to pay tax only on the interest received on the long term capital gains tax saving bonds (Sec 54). After the bonds mature is it essential to invest in similar bonds or can I invest in other investment options like shares, mutual funds etc.?
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Question: #6: Which tax saving Mutual Fund in India has been consistently delivering a return of 40% or more ?
I want to invest in mutual funds. I would like to go ETF's, but they do not provide tax benefit. Can anyone suggest something good?
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Question: #7: Income tax saving from two different housing loans for two different properties?
I have purchased a flat in 2004 and i am claiming for rebate since then in my income tax for hosuing prinicipal and interest component. Recently in 2008 i purchased another flat with a new housing loan. Does the interest component of second flat also be considered for tax exemption including the earlier one?Please clarify.ThanksSandeep
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Question: #8: when was the Individual retirement account tax saving plan first started?
I am trying to calculate the "basis" of the nondeductible IRA account; and I think it started in 1976.......Thanks.
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Question: #9: Can I write off a part of a loss for tax saving?
I have invested $10,200 the past 3 years in a stock that has continued to decline. This year the stock had a reverse split of 40 to 1. I had 73,000 shares. Now I have 1825 shares. 2 1/2 years ago 10,000 share cost $4,000. Now 10,000 share = 250 share and cost 102.50. The stock looks to jump in the near future.Can I sell the 250 for the loss in 2006 and repurchase in 2007 for the lower price. Does this make tax logic?I do not want to sell the entire stock. I want to just sell 250 share that cost 4,000 keeping 1575 share and repurchase more in 2007. Thanks
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Question: #10: What are the best profitable tax saving mutual funds today after the market crash?
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Question: #11: Is there a tax saving for installing new windows in your home?
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Question: #12: All the dividend earned from ELSS (tax saving mutual funds) are taxfree?
All dividends earned from tax saving mutual funds are tax free or some dividends from same schemes can be taxable if earned in sepecific circumstances (i heard that dividends from ELSS are only taxfree if u holding that ELSS for more than 3 months, like if i buy ELSS on 1st Jan 2008 then only those dividends will be tax free which will be declared after 1st march 2008 and all dividends declared before 1st march will be taxable for me. is it true?)
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Question: #13: Please suggest some ELSS scheme i.e tax saving funds which are going to declare dividend in thecoming days.?
Please suggest some ELSS scheme i.e tax saving funds which are going to declare dividend in the coming days.
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Question: #14: Tax Planning for Small Business SEP and other Tax Saving tools?
Hi Tax Planning Gurus,Need help for 2006 Tax Planning . I have an S-corp and need to do some Tax planning before this year(2006)end. I already have a SEP account which is giving me some Tax-free money. Anyone knows about other tools/accounts(Plan 529 for one..thinking about this one) which can save taxes for 'Small Business' / Self-Employed. Any help in this regard is greatly appreciated in advance
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Question: #15: How is increasing tax on petrol saving the world?
Why are we putting up with all these additional taxes to counter global warming. What is Gordon doing with the extra tax on fuel, the extra tax on flying? People - it's a bl***ing con. Even the BBC is collecting money to save the earth. It saves putting up the licence fee. One could begin to get cynical!!
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Question: #16: which are the best tax saving mutual funds if i want to invest around Rs.20000?
I am interested in investing in the tax saver plans of mutual funds...can you please help me with identifying which plans are good for the purpose and what is the procedure for applying in them
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Question: #17: will the government look at my saving account and tax me?
Ok I get a gift of $2000 every month cash none taxed from my relative. I put it in my saving account. will the government tax me for this money? Also will finanical aid be effected by this money I am currently a student.
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Question: #18: Any one heard of a tax saving stratgery called cost segregation?
This is a method of acceleration depreciation write-off on part of a commercial property.
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Question: #19: why are Conservatives talking about getting rid of the gas tax and not getting rid of the tax on fuelsaving ?
cars? or at least doubling the tax on gas quzzlers? and whould that lower the price of gas and save it too instead of just bankrupting the country by not paying our taxes?
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Question: #20: Is interest earned on tax-saving fixed deposits also applicable for tax-exemption?
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Question: #21: What is the best way to plan Income-Tax saving in India for 2007-2008?
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Question: #22: I forget/miss to report my tax on my saving/bank interest, what should I do?
i forget to report tax on my saving interest, how can I file this one since tax return season already end?should I wait next year or do it now?the interest is about $500, so do you think, if I file it next year, will I get late penalty?I just don't want to get in trouble...
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Question: #23: Best Tax saving Fund with divedend option?
Hi all,Please suggest me the best Tax saving mutual fund which can give me best divedendsThanksKishoreHi already invested in Principal Personal tax saver ..Is there any other fund which is going to give the divedend
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Question: #24: Which is best option for investment for tax saving? I need to invest 10k? How about PPF orTERM INSURANCE?
If Term insurance plan is good option, which need to be opt? Single premium, With return of premium or without return of premium?
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Question: #25: i am beginner investor, wants to invest in tax saving mutual funds....?
i dont have any idea about mutual funds. The main reason i want to invest in mutual funds is to avoid tax and so, i want to know the details of the tax saving mutual funds. For example, i want to invest around 20k. If i do so, the whole 20k will be non taxable only, right? can you please provide me clear details ? Please provide some written data rather than giving some links(as i have already searched in web) ;)i dont have any idea about these jargons like dividend,returns?
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Question: #26: which is best dividend payout tax saving mutual fund?
Thanks in advance.
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Question: #27: Do I have to pay tax on a saving account interest?
What if I never remove money from the account or add money to the account. This would mean I am paying tax on almost the same amount of money each and every year. What is good is the interest if it taxed up. also If I had bought something collectable instead and then sold it for profit I would have paid no tax.
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Question: #28: What is the best bank for "sole traders" for saving tax etc. and what sort of insurance isbest?
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Question: #29: is scotland different to england Can saving inheritance tax be carried over to 2nd partner on1st partners dea
can the allowance be carried over to the wife on her death thus saving £600000 before inheritance tax at 40% starts
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Question: #30: Selected Checking when I was supposed to select Saving for Tax Return Direct Deposit?
My routing and account numbers are correct though, does it make a difference? Will it cause the bank to send it back? Ever happen to you? Thanks!
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