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    This project report examines tax saving instruments for individuals in India. It provides an introduction to income tax law and definitions. The report aims to study various tax saving instruments and their relevance for individuals. The methodology discusses research design and data collection from secondary sources. Chapters analyze and interpret findings on tax saving instruments. The conclusion provides suggestions and limitations. Annexures include a bibliography and questionnaire. The overall report evaluates options for individuals to reduce their tax liability in India.

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    Project Report on

    “STUDY OF TAX SAVING INSTRUMENTS FOR INDIVIDUAL”


    Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirement for
    the Award of Degree
    Master of Business Administration (M.B.A)
    To R.T.M Nagpur University, Nagpur
    For Academic Year: 2010-11

    Submitted By
    Amol N. Dindokar

    Under the Guidance of


    Dr. S. B. Manekar

    Submitted Through
    Wainganga College of Engineering & Management
    Near Gumgaon Railway Station, Dongargaon, Wardha Road. Nagpur
    Year: 2009-11
    Wainganga College of Engineering &
    Management
    Near Gumgaon Railway Station, Dongargaon, Wardha Road. Nagpur
    Approved by AICTE, DTE, Govt. of Maharashtra, Affiliated to RTM Nagpur University, Nagpur

    Certificate
    Declaration
    This is to certify that project titled “STUDY OF TAX SAVING
    I Hereby declareFOR
    INSTRUMENTS that the project
    INDIVIDUAL entitleby ““STUDY
    ”submitted Amol N.OFDindokar”
    TAX SAVINGin
    partial fulfillment
    INSTRUMENTS FOR for the requirement
    INDIVIDUAL” or for
    anythepart
    awardthereof
    of Master of Business
    has not been
    Administration
    submitted (MBA)
    earlier to RTM Nagpur
    any Institution University has
    or university for been carriedofout
    the award any
    under my supervision.
    other Degree or Diploma, not the data has been derived from any of
    The work is comprehensive, complete and fit for evaluation.
    thesis.The source of the material, data used in this study have been
    duly acknowledge

    Project guide Name Suresh Kedkar


    (Dr.S.B.Manekar) Principle
    W.C.E.M
    Place: Nagpur Name Of student

    Date: (AMOL N. DINDOKAR)


    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

    I would like to express my sincere thanks to my Principle,


    Dr.Suresh Kelkar for giving me the opportunity to be a part of an
    esteemed institution and without his support this project would not
    have been possible.

    A successful project can never be prepared by the single


    effort of the person to whom project is assigned, but it also demand
    the help and guardianship of some conversant person who helped
    the undersigned actively or passively in the completion of
    successful project .

    In this context as a student of “Wainganga College of Engg. &


    Management, Dongargaon , Nagpur”. I would first of all like to
    express my gratitude to Mr. S.B. Manekar for assigning me such a
    worthwhile topic “STUDY OF TAX SAVING INSTRUMENTS FOR
    INDIVIDUAL ”. During the actual project work, Dr.Suresh Kelkar &

    Dr. S.B. Manekar have been a source of inspiration through their


    constant guidance; personal interest; encouragement and help. I
    convey my sincere thanks to them Dr. S. B. Manekar(Branch
    Head), Mr.Menan for their invaluable guidance, keen interest
    cooperation inspiration, and of course moral support through my
    project session.

    AMOL N. DINDOKAR
    INDEX

    “CHAPTER 1” Page No

    1. INTRODUCTION 1-5

    a. Income Tax Act


    b. Definitions
    c. History
    d. Various Source Of Income
    “CHAPTER 2”

    1. INTRODUCTION TO TOPIC 6-18

    a. Tax Saving
    b. Relevance of topic
    c. Instruments Of Tax saving
    d. Objective Of The Study

    “CHAPTER 3”

    1. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 19-41


    2. THEROTICAL BACKGROUND
    “CHAPTER 4”
    1. ANALYSIES & INTERPRETATION 42-53

    “CHAPTER 5”

    1.CONCLUSION 54
    2.SUGGESTION 55
    3. LIMITATION 56
    “CHAPTER 6”

    ANNEXURE 57-60

    1.BIBLIOGRAPHY
    2.QUESTIONNAIRE

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