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Eight simple ways to plan your taxes


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Rythm
Live today
by Rythm on Dec 23, 2010 12:16 PM  | Hide replies

If we work and live for future, whats the point in living!

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Deepak Doipode
Re: Live today
by Deepak Doipode on Dec 24, 2010 05:48 PM
I think this is not for you dude.

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Kanreddy JayaprakashReddy
Is sibling be co-owner in the house loan
by Kanreddy JayaprakashReddy on Dec 23, 2010 11:28 AM  | Hide replies

I never saw any bank allowing sibling as co-owner for the house

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Sameek Banerjee
Re: Is sibling be co-owner in the house loan
by Sameek Banerjee on Dec 30, 2010 04:53 PM
Yes .. you can take joint housing loans with your parents and in the proportion of the your ownership both you and your parents can have tax benifit. Check up any HDFC office.

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Manish Sharma
Income Tax deduction
by Manish Sharma on Dec 23, 2010 11:02 AM  | Hide replies

Stamp duty & registration charges towards buying new residential property is eligible for income tax dedcution. plz confirm under which section & how can claim.

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Kanreddy JayaprakashReddy
Re: Income Tax deduction
by Kanreddy JayaprakashReddy on Dec 23, 2010 11:24 AM
I think it comes under 80C (1lac)

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Sameek Banerjee
Re: Re: Income Tax deduction
by Sameek Banerjee on Dec 30, 2010 04:56 PM
Yes.. you can claim tax benifit on stamp duty & registration under 80C.. but only if the registration was done in the year of property complition.

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MANORANJAN SAMANTRAY
nothing new
by MANORANJAN SAMANTRAY on Dec 23, 2010 10:42 AM

tell something else dear. This information totally outdated.

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ILAPAKURTI SATYANARAYANA
infrastructure bonds by banks - extend the perview of Sec 80CCF
by ILAPAKURTI SATYANARAYANA on Dec 22, 2010 09:17 PM

senior citizens may be allowed to invest the excess interest received on fixed deposits in infrastructure bonds therby the excess interest earned on deposits in banks to investment in infrastructure bonds - banks to issue infrastructure bonds to its depositors - to extend perview of the Section 80CCF - opinions differ

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