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37-Year CA Legacy Meets Modern Wealth

Invest Smarter. Pay Less Tax. Legally.

CA + CFP advisory to maximise after-tax investment returns.

₹1.5 L

80C Tax

₹50 L

Max 54EC

37 Yrs

CA Advisory

LTCG

Capital Gain

Tax-Saving Instruments

Every Legal Way to Reduce Your Tax

Section 80C — ELSS

Up to ₹1.5L deduction

ELSS mutual funds combine 80C tax deduction with equity-market growth — the most efficient instrument for salaried investors.

  • Shortest lock-in among 80C options — only 3 years
  • Equity-level returns, unlike PPF or NSC
  • SIP mode keeps investing systematic and disciplined

Section 54EC — Bonds

Entire LTCG tax eliminated

Invest property sale gains in NHAI or REC bonds within 6 months to legally wipe out your entire long-term capital gains tax liability.

  • Maximum investment: ₹50 lakh per financial year
  • 5-year lock-in; interest taxable but capital gain exempt
  • Must be invested within 6 months of the property sale

LTCG Harvesting

₹1.25L tax-free every year

Sell and repurchase equity holdings each year to keep cumulative gains below the ₹1.25 lakh LTCG exemption limit — resetting your cost basis with zero tax.

  • Works for equity mutual funds and listed stocks
  • Compound this saving year after year with no extra effort
  • Best executed in March before the financial year closes

SWP for Retirees

Tax-efficient monthly income

Systematic Withdrawal Plans from equity funds deliver regular income where only the gain portion is taxed — far more efficient than FD interest income.

  • Only the gain component attracts tax, not the principal
  • LTCG up to ₹1.25L per year remains tax-free
  • Avoids TDS and higher slab tax that FD interest triggers

NPS 80CCD(1B)

Extra ₹50K above 80C limit

NPS offers an additional ₹50,000 deduction entirely separate from 80C — effective for both salaried professionals and self-employed investors.

  • Available over and above the ₹1.5L Section 80C limit
  • 60% corpus tax-free on maturity; 40% goes to annuity
  • Employer's NPS contribution also separately deductible

Tax-Loss Harvesting

Offset gains, reduce outflow

Redeem underperforming investments before March 31 to set losses against capital gains — reducing taxable income legally and strategically.

  • Set off short-term or long-term losses against matching gains
  • Unused losses can be carried forward for up to 8 years
  • Works across equity, debt, and hybrid fund categories

How Our Tax Advisory Works

01

Portfolio Audit

We review your current investments and identify tax inefficiencies.

02

Tax Mapping

We map your investments to your tax slab and identify savings opportunities.

03

Strategy Design

A written action plan: which instruments to use, timelines, and amounts.

04

Annual Review

Every March, we review tax-loss harvesting and ELSS SIP adequacy.

Who We Help

Tax Situations We Solve Every Day

Salaried Professionals

High TDS, regime confusion, underutilised deductions

  • 80C ELSS + NPS 80CCD(1B)
  • 80D health insurance deduction
  • Old vs new regime analysis every April
  • HRA + home loan optimisation

Business Owners & Self-Employed

Advance tax deadlines, ITR complexity, inconsistent cash flows

  • Advance tax planning (Jun / Sep / Dec / Mar)
  • Business income + capital gains netting
  • ELSS timing around profit cycles
  • 54EC bonds for property reinvestment

Property Sellers

LTCG tax on sale — often ₹5–25 lakh in a single year

  • Section 54EC bond investment within 6 months
  • Full LTCG exemption up to ₹50L in bonds
  • Guidance on NHAI vs REC bonds
  • Indexation benefit calculation

Retirees & Near-Retirees

FD interest pushing into higher slab; pension taxation

  • Shift FD income to tax-efficient SWP
  • ₹1.25L annual LTCG exemption planning
  • SCSS + senior citizen deductions
  • NPS partial withdrawal tax treatment
Regime Comparison

Old Regime vs New Regime — Which Is Right for You?

We run this calculation for every client at the start of each financial year. Here's the framework.

Old Tax Regime

Best for: High deduction earners

80C deductions (ELSS, PPF, LIC)Up to ₹1.5L
80D health insuranceUp to ₹50K
HRA exemptionActual rent − 10% salary
NPS 80CCD(1B)Extra ₹50K
Home loan interest (24b)Up to ₹2L
Standard deduction₹50K

Choose old regime if total deductions exceed ₹3.75L

New Tax Regime

Best for: Simpler filers, lower deductions

Lower flat tax slabsUp to ₹3L — nil; ₹3–7L — 5%; ₹7–10L — 10%
Standard deduction₹75K (FY25-26)
No investment proof requiredSimpler filing
No HRA / 80C / 80DFewer deductions
Employer NPS contributionStill exempt under 80CCD(2)
Better for lower deduction earnersIncome < ₹7L effectively nil tax

Default regime from FY24-25 — opt out if old regime saves more

Got Questions?

Tax Advisory FAQs

It depends on your deductions. If your 80C + 80D + HRA + home loan deductions total more than ₹3.75L, the old regime typically saves more tax. Below that threshold, the new regime's lower slabs usually win. We calculate both every April for each client and recommend accordingly.

Tax-loss harvesting means intentionally selling investments at a loss to offset taxable capital gains. It makes sense before March 31 when you have significant STCG or LTCG above ₹1.25L from other investments.

For investors with a 5+ year horizon, ELSS typically delivers the best returns among 80C options with the shortest lock-in (3 years). However, if you have poor risk tolerance or need liquidity before 3 years, PPF or NSC may be better.

LTCG on property = Sale price minus indexed cost of acquisition. As of FY25-26, the tax rate is 12.5% without indexation. Within 6 months, investing gains in 54EC bonds saves the full tax.

54EC bonds (issued by NHAI and REC) allow property sellers to reinvest up to ₹50 lakh of long-term capital gains within 6 months of sale to avoid LTCG tax entirely. They carry a 5-year lock-in and offer ~5.25% interest per annum, which is taxable.

Under Section 80CCD(1B), you can claim an additional ₹50,000 deduction for NPS contributions — over and above the ₹1.5L 80C limit. At the 30% tax slab, this saves ₹15,600 per year in tax.

Salaried individuals can switch regime every year at the time of filing their ITR. Business owners and self-employed individuals can switch only once. We advise on the optimal choice at the start of each financial year.

Yes. Dinesh Singhal's CA practice and Manan Singhal's investment advisory work in tandem for clients who need integrated tax + investment planning. This coordination is a key differentiator of our firm.

Save More Tax

How Much Tax Are You Leaving on the Table?

ELSS, NPS, capital gain harvesting, 54EC bonds — CA + CFP advisory under one roof. Every rupee saved in tax is a rupee compounding for your future.

Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks. Please read all scheme-related documents carefully before investing.