Things to save your tax as per the new
budget, As 1st April 2016 is just about to come, we need to find out ways to save our tax deductions
& also save our tax liability. This is the right time where we can pursue
tax planning & save our tax from being deducted or make investments to save
our tax liability.
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Here is a list of things
you can do to make your money stay with you. This will not just get you tax
saving, but also help you to multiply your money for the long term. You will
not just be under burdened from paying tax, but will also have some savings for
your retirement. Now check more details about “Last Minute Things to save your
tax as per the new budget” from below….
Save your tax as per the new budget 2016
Here are the steps which you can follow:
Step 1: Calculate your projected income:
Be it Income from salary,
Business or profession profits, house property income, capital gains or interest or
dividend income, you need to sum it up. You can then calculate your tax
liability on the same but make sure you calculate it keeping the recent slabs
in mind. Also, if you are not sure of the exact amount, you can select a
proportionate amount of interest, dividend, etc.
Step 2: Calculate your tax liability:
After finalizing your
income, you need to calculate your tax liability. You need to consider the new
budget and then consider the basic exemption slabs accordingly. In the recent
budget, there are not many changes in the various slabs. Only the rebate under section 87A has been increased from 2000/- to
5000/- for the assesses having income below Rs. 5 Lacs.
Step 3: Check for your investments:
You might have made a
few investments like PPF, LIC, etc. during the on-going year. You may also have
an on-going housing loan in which you can claim interest & principal
deductions. You also might have an education loan, on which you are paying installments, etc.
so, now you need to make a list of all your investments & find out the
totals.
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Step 4: Scope for investments:
Now, you need to find
out the balance amount which is possible for you to invest & make sure you
have the required funds to invest. You just have 4-5 days in hand, so you need
to take steps at the earliest.
Possible Areas of Investment:
The place where you can
make sure you have already invested or if you want to do now, you can go for
that:
1. PPF: You can contribute a max
up to Rs. 150,000/- in this investment. The interest rate is
between 7 – 8% for this investment.
2. FD: There are tax saver FDs
for 5 years & 10 years available in which the amount you can invest is a
minimum of Rs. 500/- & a max up to Rs. 150,000/-.
3. Medi – Claim: Make sure you have a mediclaim insurance. It is not an investment basically, but
you get deductions up to Rs. 25,000/- for < 60 Years and Rs. 30,000/-for above 60 Year i.e. Sr.Citizen
LIC: You have two options here. There are cum bonus plan in which you get
your LIC money back. Also, there are other plans which just provide a life
cover