Baroda ELSS 96(G)
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Rs 68.6589 -0.0087(-0.013 %) NAV as on 13 Mar 2022
Scheme Objective: To provide the investor long term capital growth as also tax benefit under section 80C of the income Tax Act, 1961
Performance (As on 13 Mar 2022)
6 month returns | 1 year returns | 3 year returns | 5 year returns | Returns since inception | |
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Scheme | -3.95 % | 17.83 % | 16.33 % | 11.59 % | 8.42 % |
Portfolio
Tax-saving funds are equity funds that qualify for deductions under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act. These funds invest in stocks across market capitalisations, shifting allocations based on opportunities. These funds tend to be similar in terms of risk and return to multi-cap funds. While they can be volatile in the short term, holding for longer periods allow them to deliver well. Each investment in a tax-saving fund will be locked in for 3 years. Investments, however, can be held for periods longer than this as well, in order to earn optimal returns.
These funds suit investors looking to make tax-saving investments. conservative investors can choose funds with a large-cap orientation. Investments will be locked in for 3 years but should ideally be held for at least 5 years.
Short-term: Holding period is less than 12 months.
Taxation: Capital gains are taxed at 15%
Long-term: Holding period is 12 months or more.
Taxation: Capital gains up to Rs 100,000 each financial year is tax-exempt. Remaining capital gains is taxed at 10%. For investments made on or before January 31st, 2018: Capital gain up to this date is tax-free.