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If you want to save on your tax along with investment benefits, then you should avail benefits given under section 54EC of the Income-tax Act 1961. In 2017’s budget, the former Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has increased the benefits given under section 54EC. This section lets the taxpayers save on tax on any capital benefit or profit accrued through transferring capital assets.
However, there are certain requirements to be eligible for the tax benefit, which is as follows.
For availing benefits, you can invest in different bonds issued by the following authorized institutions:
You can redeem all of them after completion of three years.
There can be two types of investments.
After fulfilling all the conditions, the assesses deducts the full amount of the capital gains or profits provided the complete amount accrued by him/her, then invested in the specified long-term investment is called full investment.
After fulfilling all the conditions, if the assesses deduct the only a partial amount of capital gains or profits in the specified long-term asset, then it is the partial investment.
There are certain other deductions that you can avail like bonds gained jointly by two individuals, a depreciable asset, instalments, closure of subscription, etc.