EXEMPTED Government securities' Income

 

 EXEMPTED Government securities' Income 

  1. Plan Certificates

a)      National plan certificates (10 Years)

b)      National Plan savings certificates(12 years)

  1. Post office Savings

a)      Post office National Savings certificates

b)      Post Office Savings Bank Accounts interest is exempt upto Rs.3,500(Rs.7,000 in case of joint account)

c)      Public Account of post office saving Account (interest upto Rs.5,000)

d)     Post office CTD

e)      Post office fixed deposits

f)       Post office cash certificates

  1. Fixed deposits

                                i.            Fixed Deposits Government Savings Certificates

                              ii.            Special Deposits scheme,1981

                            iii.            Non-resident Rupee deposit scheme

  1. Other securities

                                i.            National Defence Gold Bonds 1980 or Gold Deposit Bond 1999.

                              ii.            Special Bearer Bonds 1991.

                            iii.            7% Capital Investment Bonds

                            iv.            9% National Relief Bonds

                              v.            12-year National Savings Annuity Certificates

                            vi.            Treasury savings deposit certificates

 

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