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Tax savings schemes offer tax rebates to the investors under the provisions of the Income Tax Act. A good example of this is the Equity Linked Savings Schemes (ELSS). These schemes are growth oriented and invest pre-dominantly in equities. They almost at par with regular equity schemes. QTSF is an ELSS with a value approach. It allows an investor to build wealth and save tax. Investors can save 1.5 lacs under section 80 C by investing in this fund. This fund has a lock-in period of 3 years. Since, QTSF follows a value investing approach hence its functioning is quite similar to that of QLTEVF. Investors can start investing with as little as Rs. 500/month.
Tax by investing in ELSS
Panel Discussion on Asset Classes of Equity, Debt
Mutual Funds- Tax& E Gffoicliednt way of Investing
Speakers:
Sorbh Gupta – Fund Manager, Equity
Chirag Mehta – Sr. Fund Manager, Alternative Investments
December 17, 2020
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How Mutual Funds Work?
MUTUAL
FUND
In a mutual fund, our money is managed by a professional called fund manager.
Why invest with a mutual fund?
Professional Management Transparency
Diversification Flexibility
Return Potential Choice of Schemes
Low Cost Well Regulated
Liquidity Tax benefits
Your money can do more, with mutual funds
If you had Rs. 2,000 to invest in Equities which would you pick?
Investor can invest in
one-two companies at
2,000 / 2,344 = 2,000 / 1125 = 2,000 / 158 = 2,000 / 241 = 2,000 / 2,661 = most.
0.85 shares 1.78 shares 12.66 shares 8.30 shares 0.75 share
Investor can invest in
all companies at once
through a mutual
fund.
Stocks referred above are illustrative and not recommendation of Quantum Mutual Fund/AMC. The Fund may or may not have any present or future positions in these Stocks. The above information should not be
constructed as research report or recommendation to buy or sell of any stocks
How to invest in MF, SIP or Lumpsum?
SIP
Lumpsum
Month NAV SIP Amount Units Total Units
1 100 5000 50 50
2 102 5000 49.01961 99.01961
Amount NAV Units 600
3 101.5 5000 49.26108 148.2807 ₹60,000 100
4 100 5000 50 198.2807
5 99 5000 50.50505 248.7857
6 98.5 5000 50.76142 299.5472
7 101 5000 49.50495 349.0521
SIP Lumpsum
8 102 5000 49.01961 398.0717 Total Units 601 Total Units 600
9 99 5000 50.50505 448.5768 NAV 98 NAV 98
10 99.5 5000 50.25126 498.828 Year End Value Year End Value
11 97.5 5000 51.28205 550.1101 ₹58911 ₹58,800
12 98 5000 51.02041 601.1305
SIP gives you the advantage of cost averaging.
The above table is for illustration purpose only
Mutual Funds vs Direct Investing: Which is more Tax Efficient
• Mutual funds are not subject to capital gains tax on buying and selling of stocks so the Fund Manager can take
advantage of high prices of stocks without worrying about short term capital gains tax. The investor can stay
invested for more than a year and enjoy lower tax rates.
• The dividends received by Investors from Mutual Fund Schemes are subject to TDS @ 10%. As & when the
investors redeem units from MF Scheme, Capital Gain Tax is applicable i.e. long term or short term as the
case may be. Mutual Fund Schemes are exempt from both TDS on dividend income as well as Capital Gain
Tax on sale of investment holding from the Schemes , this in turn benefits the end Customer which is investors
of the Schemes.
• Specially devised products like ELSS bring best of both world together for investors ( long term capital
appreciation & tax savings)
ELSS: A Perfect Product for Tax Saving & Capital Appreciation
• Tax Saving Funds are diversified in true sense & can invest in in quality Midcap & Large Cap companies for
long term capital appreciation.
• The fund has a three year lock-in which is one of the lowest amongst other tax saving instruments.
• A three year lock-in ensures an enforced discipline amongst the investor. Equity is an investment class only in
the long term in the near term its speculative.
• Being an ELSS scheme it comes with an advantage of building wealth and saving taxes.
• Well suited for long term goals such as children education & retirement planning
What to look for in an ELSS Scheme?
• Stability of the Investment team & Consistency in Style
•
• Long term track record across Market Cycle
• Prefer a fund with lower turnover ratio (lower churn) so as to reflect alignment of Fund Manager’s approach
and your investment horizon
• Portfolio should have good quality companies across Large Caps & Mid Caps depending upon where value
lies.
Quantum Tax Saving Fund
Fund Mr. Sorbh Gupta
Manager Work experience: Over 15 years. He has been managing this fund Since October 1, 2016.
Category of Equity Linked Saving Scheme.
Scheme
Quantum QTSF optimizes tax saving under Section 80C.
QTSF minimizes risk by pursuing bottom-up stock selection.
Tax Saving Features QTSF has a lower portfolio turnover.
QTSF holds cash when stocks are overvalued - no derivatives and no hedging.
Fund QTSF follows a value investment strategy.
Useful for Long term capital appreciation & Saving Tax
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23rd December 2020
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