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Capital Gain Scheme Bonds, often referred to as 54EC bonds, are specific financial instruments designed to help taxpayers save on long-term capital gains tax. When an individual sells a long-term capital asset, such as real estate, they can invest the incurred capital gains in these bonds within six months of the sale to claim a tax exemption. Issued by government-backed entities like NHAI and REC, these bonds typically offer a fixed interest rate and have a lock-in period of five years. While the investment has a maximum limit of ?50 lakhs per financial year, they provide a secure avenue for preserving capital while legally reducing tax liability.
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Capital Gain Scheme Bonds, often referred to as 54EC bonds, are specific financial instruments designed to help taxpayers save on long-term capital gains tax. When an individual sells a long-term capital asset, such as real estate, they can invest the incurred capital gains in these bonds within six months of the sale to claim a tax exemption. Issued by government-backed entities like NHAI and REC, these bonds typically offer a fixed interest rate and have a lock-in period of five years. While the investment has a maximum limit of ?50 lakhs per financial year, they provide a secure avenue for preserving capital while legally reducing tax liability.
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