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Buying covered bonds on Wint Wealth

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Step-by-step procedure

Five steps per the procedure infobox.

Post-purchase

  • Bond appears in your demat (CDSL or NSDL).
  • Coupons credited to your linked bank per the bond’s schedule.
  • Maturity: Principal credited on the maturity date.

Tax

  • Coupon: Interest income at slab rate.
  • TDS: May be deducted by issuer above thresholds.
  • Capital gain on sale: STCG (slab) / LTCG (per FY rules).

For complex tax situations or large allocations, consult a Chartered Accountant.

See also

External references

References

  1. Wint Wealth, Subscription flow, wintwealth.com.
  2. SEBI, Debt securities framework, sebi.gov.in.
  3. Income Tax Act 1961, applicable sections.

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