Are PFC bonds tax free?

PFC had previously sold tax-free infrastructure bonds to retail investors and this would be its maiden taxable issuance to individual buyers. Dhillon also said the company has raised Rs 67,000 crore during this fiscal against the overall borrowing plan of Rs 1.18 lakh crore for 2020-21.

How do I sell my PFC bonds?

Here is how to sell tax free bonds

1. 1) Call your broker and execute the order.
2. 2) Execute the order online.
3. 1) Tax free bonds are issued by government companies.
4. 2) Interest is tax exempt.
5. 3) Free from defaults.
6. 4) Can be held in the physical and demat mode.
7. 5) Annual payment of interest.
8. GoodReturns.in.

How do I invest in NHAI tax free bonds?

How to purchase Capital Gain Bonds. These Capital Gain bonds can be purchased either from NHAI/ REC or from authorised brokers of these bonds. There is no online mechanism of purchasing these bonds and a person would be required to physically visit their office and fill in the physical form.

How do I invest in tax free bonds?

Investors are required to submit the Application Form duly filled along with either a Demand Draft or account payee Cheque payable in favour of “REC Ltd- 54EC” or “Rural Electrification Corporation Limited – 54EC Bonds” along with necessary enclosures at the designated branches of collecting banks – Axis Bank, Canara …

How do I buy capital gain bonds online?

Step 1

1. Click the “Fill a New Form online” button for the bond issuer you prefer.
2. Fill the application form online and submit.
3. You will get an SMS on successful application submission.
4. Download the duly filled application form.
5. Take a print out of the above form and attest the signatures by all applicant(s).

What is 54EC capital gain bond?

Capital gain bonds or 54EC bonds are the fixed income instruments that provide capital gains tax exemption under section 54EC to the investors. The tax liability on long-term capital gains from sale of immovable property can be reduced by purchasing 54EC bonds.

How do I buy NHAI bonds?

There is no online mechanism of purchasing these bonds and a person would be required to physically visit their office and fill in the physical form. After purchasing these bonds – you may either hold them in physical form or demat form but there is no way to purchase these bonds online.

Are tax free bonds safe?

Interest earned from these bonds is tax-free. And since these bonds were issued by public sector undertakings and financial institutions that are backed by the government of India, they are largely safe. A total of 193 series of tax-free bonds are listed on the bourses.