According to Section 45 (1)‚ any profits or gains earned by assessee during the previous year on the transfer of capital asset are called Capital Gains. The amount will be taxable under the head ‘Capital Gains’. There must be tree essential elements of capital gains are: A. Capital Assets B. Transfer of Capital Asset; and C. There must be profits or gains on such transfer‚ which will be known as capital gain (A). CAPITAL ASSETS Capital assets mean all types of assets either fixed or floating‚ movable
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INTRODUCTION The insurance plays a major role in the life of the humanity. Slowly people stared to realize the necessity of the insurance and these needs are unending as long as life exists. In fact insurance is not restricted for any category neither of the society nor in term of cast‚ ages or life styles. Also many people have a notion that Insurance is very good form of an investment‚ which is not right. Insurance is just creating a protection for you and your family. As Indian investors
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for a lower price and then subsequently sell it at a higher price‚ we make a gain. The gain on sale of a capital asset is called capital gain. This gain is not a regular income like salary‚ or house rent. It is a one-time gain; in other words the capital gain is not recurring‚ i.e.‚ not occur again and again periodically. Opposite of gain is called loss; therefore‚ there can be a loss under the head capital gain. We are not using the term capital loss‚ as it is incorrect. Capital Loss
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Mutual Fund Analysis Case Study Investor Summary John and Jane Mooney Working for an investment firm I was recently asked by my boss to help advise two of firm’s best clients. The client’s names were John and Jane Mooney. Both John and Jane are in their early 40’s and have no children. John is a fireman for the local fire department while Jane is a professor at the local community college. The Mooney’s annual income is roughly $115‚000. The Mooney’s own their home and are virtually debt free
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14Survival strategies for SACCOS today. PAGEREF _Toc401073801 \h 15MUTUAL FUNDS. Introduction. PAGEREF _Toc401073802 \h 17Functions of mutual funds PAGEREF _Toc401073803 \h 17Advantages of investing in mutual funds. PAGEREF _Toc401073804 \h 19Types of mutual funds PAGEREF _Toc401073805 \h 21UNIT TRUST. Introduction. PAGEREF _Toc401073806 \h 25Differences between mutual funds and unit trust. PAGEREF _Toc401073807 \h 26Features of a unit trust PAGEREF _Toc401073808 \h 26Types of unit trust. PAGEREF _Toc401073809
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Comparative Analysis on Mutual Fund Scheme With reference to Sundaram finance Ltd. Report submitted in partial fulfillment of POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE This is to certify that XXXXX has completed the project titled “Comparative analysis on the mutual fund scheme” from Sundaram finance Ltd under my guidance completed the project successfully‚ for the partial fulfillment of the course: Dissertation in term= 3rd of the post Graduate Diploma
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QUESTIONNAIRE Name: - Age: - Contact no: - Occupation: - 1) What kind of investments you have made so far? ← Saving account ← Fixed deposit ← Mutual fund ← Gold ← Stock/equity market ← Real estate ← PPF ← Insurance 2) How much is your total investment annually? ← Less than 15000 ← 15000 – 40000 ← 40000 – 60000 ← More than 60000 3) What is the purpose
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Training report ON “Systematic investment planning With special references to mutual fund” IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF MASTER OF FINANCE AND CONTROLE SUBMITTED BY: MD SHAHBAZ KHAN SUBMITTED TO: MR ARVIND SHARMA (DISTRIBUTION HEAD) DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE ALIGARH MUSLIM UNIVERSITY PREFACE Education becomes more meaningful when its theoretical aspects are combined with the practical experiences .This provides an opportunity to the student
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of mutual fund Mutual Fund Characteristic Potential Depletion of Principal Mutual funds always involve a certain amount of risk; neither the principal value nor the rate of return is guaranteed in any way. Both the FINRA (previously known as NASD) and SEC rules require that clients receive a disclosure that investment in a mutual fund may fluctuate in value‚ and that there is a risk of potential depletion of the principal sum invested. Minimum Initial and Subsequent Investment Mutual funds
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divided into 50‚00‚00‚000 (fifty crore) units at par value of Tk. 100.00 (one hundred) each. 07 Face Value Tk. 100.00 (one hundred) per unit 08 Market Lot 100 (one hundred) units 09 Nature Special Purpose Open-end Growth Mutual Fund with unlimited size 10 Objective 11 Prospective Investors The main objective of the Fund is to help stabilize the capital market‚ provide liquidity in the market and declare attractive dividend to the unit holders. a) NRB b)
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