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Example 2 -
        Mr. Shyam, age 40 years earns Rs. 18 Lakhs as annual salary. He pays Rs. 35,000 towards his life insurance premium. He
        also invests in ELSS Mutual Funds through SIP, total amounting to Rs. 30,000, invests Rs. 50,000 in Fixed Deposits for
        a period of 5 years and Rs. 40,000 in PPF. He has also invested in National Pension Scheme (Rs. 50,000). He has also
        invested in a Health Insurance Plan - Self (Rs. 25,000) and Parents Senior Citizens (Rs.  50,000).
         Sec 80 C & Sec 80 D Benefits

         Mr. Shyam’s Salary - Rs. 18 lakhs

         Computation of Tax
         A) Taxable Income without any investment = Rs 18 Lakhs
         Tax payable on Rs.18,00,000

         Tax Slab                                         Amount earned      Tax                   Tax Amount

         Up to Rs. 2,50,000                               2,50,000           Nil                           Nil
         Rs. 2,50,001 to Rs. 5,00,000                     2,50,000           5%                        12,500

         Rs. 5,00,000 to Rs. 10,00,000                    5,00,000           20%                      1,00,000
         Above Rs.10,00,000                               8,00,000           30%                      2,40,000

         Income Tax (i)                                                                               3,52,500
         Educational Cess @ 4% on (ii)                                                                 14,100

         Total Tax Liability [(i)+(ii)]                                                          3,66,600 (A)
         Mr. Shyam invested in  instruments eligible for  deduction under Sec 80C amounting to Rs.1,50,000
         [Life Insurance (35,000), Mutual funds(30,000), 5 Years Fixed Deposit (50,000) and in PPF (40,000)}

         He also invests in National Pension Scheme Rs 50,000 eligible for deduction under Sec 80CCD(1B)
         He further  takes Health Plan eligible for deduction under Sec 80D amounting to Rs. 75,000
         [Self (Rs. 25,000) and Parents Senior Citizens (Rs.  50,000)]
         B) Taxable Income after any investment = Rs 18 lakhs – Rs. (1.5 + 0.50 + 0.75) Lakhs = Rs. 15.25 lakhs

         Tax payable on Rs.15,25,000




         Tax Slab                                         Amount earned      Tax                   Tax Amount
         Up to Rs. 2,50,000                               2,50,000           Nil                           Nil

         Rs. 2,50,001 to Rs. 5,00,000                     2,50,000           5%                        12,500
         Rs. 5,00,000 to Rs. 10,00,000                    5,00,000           20%                      1,00,000

         Above Rs.10,00,000                               5,25,000           30%                      1,57,500

         Income Tax (i)                                                                               2,70,500
         Educational Cess @ 4% on (ii)                                                                 10,800

         Total Tax Liability [(i)+(ii)]                                                          2,80,800 (B)
         Total Tax Savings (A-B)                                                                   Rs. 85,800





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                     *Based on Retail Loan book size (excluding mortgages). Source: Annual Reports FY 20-21 and No.1 on market capitalisation based on BSE data as on 31st Dec, 2021
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