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    Re: How to save on taxes?

    Take a business trip with your family you wont save on taxes but you will get the benefit of the deduction - just make sure you only charge what is applicable to you room, part of meal etc

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    Re: How to save on taxes?

    Pay only the estimated taxes that you need to - dont let the government hold your money
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    Re: How to save on taxes?

    Quote Originally Posted by Capital Domains View Post
    Pay only the estimated taxes that you need to - dont let the government hold your money
    I like your tip even better

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    Re: How to save on taxes?

    Hello all I Newly started a business recently and I have borrowings to start my business. and i want to get tax concession for the borrowings which i had and they are taken from private sector so i want suggestions from anybody who knows about taxation.

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    Re: How to save on taxes?

    # For those who install solar electric systems, you can receive a 30% tax credit based on the cost of the system, up to $2,000, as part of the Residential Renewable Energy Tax Credit. The good news here is that this credit is completely separate from the $500 home improvement credit. Geothermal heat pumps also qualify as part of this tax credit.

    Another aspect of the Renewable Energy Tax Credit relates to residential small wind turbine systems. This tax credit is for 30% of the costs of the system (up to $500 for each kilowatt of capacity).

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    Re: How to save on taxes?

    you can invest in government fund. fix deposits and Provident fund then you will save your tax. also you will invest in insurance then you will save your taxes.

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    Re: How to save on taxes?

    Speak to a business tax advisor for free at corporatetaxnetwork.com. They'll teach you about the deductions you qualify for.

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    Re: How to save on taxes?

    Donate stock to charities: Instead of writing a check, donate to charity stocks that have appreciated a lot since you bought them. You will be able to deduct the entire market value of the stock for tax purposes. The charitable organization will be able to cash it without paying as much taxes as you would have. Everyone wins.

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    Re: How to save on taxes?

    Hello

    "How to save taxes" is one of the biggest concern for any salaried person in India. You can see people asking others and tax consultants to give them advices on tax saving. So here are few advices and tips on tax saving in India.

    Under section 80C, you can save tax by investing up to rupees 1,00,000 (One lakh) in various tax saving bonds and buying insurance. But there are more options available to you than just section 80C, like.

    * You can invest up to Rs. 70000 per annum in PPF, where the interest is tax-free. However, you could invest up to max Rs. 1 Lakh with additional PPF investment in the name of any other dependent family member like your wife or children and you can claim the deduction.
    * You can buy a Mediclaim policy of premium 15000 per annum. This way you will have tax benefit as well as you will have good money incase of any health issues.
    * Buy LIC or other life insurance policies that will give you some tax benefits. Maximum limit for LIC premiums are up to Rs. 1 Lakh. Premium paid in any year should not exceed 20% of the sum incurred. Also please note that the sum paid in excess of 20% will not be allowed for any deductions.
    * You can show some of expenses as House rent, Even if you are not paying directly, but for the shake of saving some tax, you can show it as if you are staying in your family home but you pay rent to your father/mother.
    * Invest in ULIP (unit linked policy). Minimum Limit - Rs. 15,000 with annual contribution of Rs. 1,000 and Maximum Limit - Rs. 2 lakh with annual contribution of Rs. 20,000. You will get exemption from wealth tax.

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    Re: How to save on taxes?

    There are several ways taxes can be saved either through a strategy, or tax savings tactics, or both. Tax strategy involves a long term tax saving plan such as annual contributions to either tax exempt or tax deferred retirement savings vehicles such as Individual Retirement Accounts (IRA's) and life insurance policies with retirement annuities built in.

    In the short run, other tax methods that are commonly used are deductions in excess of one's qualifying standard deduction. In other words, if a tax filer can itemize deduction on Schedule A that are higher than the standard deduction, it has more tax savings than using the standard deduction. Items that are deductible on IRS Schedule A include mortgage interest paid, paid taxes, job expenses, charitable donations and miscellaneous expenses

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