Why Tax Planning?

There is more to tax planning than exemptions available on savings. With our advice, you will pay the right amount of tax, not more and not less. You will also know how to tax proof your incomes and gains. After all, your capital is more productive in your hands and it can work wonders for you if planned properly.

We guide you in the Planning & managing your finances and achieving your financial goals. Basic planning starts with Tax planning as good tax planning can increase the take home salary. These investments can also cater to a few of your needs if this is well planned. Tax planning is not restricted only to tax savings investments (Section 80C). There are several other components e.g. HRA, Home Loans, LTA, Sec 80D, Reimbursements, etc to reduce the taxable income.

Type of Taxes

Income Tax

Income tax lies under the category of direct taxes. An individual having an annual income of more than Rs. 2.50 lakh per year is required to pay the tax. Tax is levied at various tax slabs basing on the income.

Property Tax

Property tax is levied by the Local authorities Like Municipal corporations etc on the residential and commercial properties.

Goods and Service Tax (GST)

This tax lies under the category of Indirect Taxes. It has been introduced in place of Sales Tax. It is charged on all Goods and Services produced. It is the major source of revenue for the government.

Capital Gain Tax

It paid on the profit made on the sale of the Fixed Assets or Shares or Stocks. In the case of fixed assets, the benefit of indexation is allowed. It is divided into long-term and short term capital gain, which attracts a different tax rate

Corporate Tax

Corporate tax is a direct tax imposed by a government on the income or capital of corporations or other legal entities. It can either be at the national level, and may be imposed at state or local levels based on size and function of companies.

Excise Duty

Excise duty refers to the taxes levied on the manufacture of goods within the country, as opposed to custom duty that is levied on goods coming from outside the country. For example, It is charged on food items, petrol and liquors.

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