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Speedy redressal of the grievances. Telephone No. No 21, Opp. Telephone No: Skip to main content. Account Login Not Logged In. How do Infrastructure bonds work? Why infrastructure bonds? Additional tax saving Convenience through Kotak Securities Bonds listed on stock exchanges. What are the tax benefits? Investments up to Rs.
But interest income on the Bonds is applicable. But no tax is deducted at source, if the annual interest is less than Rs. Benefits of Infra bonds Makes your investments easy to handle and monitor because of the Demat Form. Connect with us. New To share Market? Open Your Account Today! New Customer?
Sign up for Free Intraday Trading now. P-Anakapalli A. P-Guntur A. P-Hyderabad A. P-Kakinada A. P-Karimnagar A. P-Kurnool A. P-Nellore A. P-Ongole A. P-Produttur A. P-Rajahmundhry A. P-Secunderabad A. The most developed market for such bonds exists in the United States, India, Australia, Chile, Kazakhstan as well as a few other countries.
In India, for example, infrastructure bonds are usually issued by banks. Two types of infrastructure bonds are common in this country: tax-saving bonds and regular income bonds. Regular income bonds are represented by pension, educational and other bonds.
The disadvantage of the Indian infrastructure bond market is the lack of protection against inflation. In the United States, the equivalent of infrastructure bonds are revenue bonds. According to Naval Bir Kumar, managing director, IDFC Mutual Fund, any taxpayer who has exhausted the Rs 1-lakh limit under Section 80C should consider investing in these bonds, especially those in the higher tax brackets. Click here to Enlarge. Latest Must Read Markets.
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