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Tax planning

When it comes to taxes, the most common question that probably pops in to your mind is 'just how much should you invest'. Well, one of the important factors is that you should invest just enough so it makes sense tax-wise. You can then invest the surplus money depending on your needs and specific goals. For instance, if you are looking at saving taxes and diversifying your investment portfolio, Easy Mutual Fund are an attractive option.

What is Capital Gains Tax?
If you are into buying and selling investments, an important tax to keep in mind is Capital Gains Tax. Capital Gain is income derived from the sale of an investment. A capital investment can be a home, a farm, a ranch, a family business, or a work of art, for instance. The capital gain is the difference between the money received from selling the asset and the price paid for it. In simpler words, "Capital Gains" tax is really "Capital Formation" tax.

Unlike other taxes, Capital Gains tax is a voluntary tax - which means that it is paid only when an asset is sold and taxpayers can legally avoid payment by holding on to their assets.

Please keep checking this section at regular intervals, since we will be updating them with new information to cater to your needs.

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