Benefits of PPF under Section 80C

By investing in PPF, you can:

  • Claiming deductions under Section 80C can significantly lower your tax liability.
  • The tax-exempt nature of interest and maturity amount allows you to grow your wealth without paying taxes.
  • PPF offers a fixed interest rate, providing stability and predictability to your investments.

PPF Comes Under Which Section of Income Tax Act?

The Public Provident Fund (PPF) is a popular saving scheme in India, offering guaranteed returns, tax benefits, and long-term security for investors. But, understanding the tax implications of PPF can be slightly confusing. This article aims to simplify the concept and answer the question: “Which section does PPF come under?”

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Remember

The maximum deduction limit under Section 80C is ₹ 1.5 lakh per financial year. This limit applies to all investments and expenses claimed under the section, not just PPF. To avail the tax benefits, ensure you invest in a PPF account opened with an authorized bank or post office....