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Zero Coupon Zero Principal (ZCZP) Bond Kya Hai?

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October 28, 2025, 13:14 Eastern Daylight Time by
Zero Coupon Zero Principal (ZCZP) Bond Kya Hai?
Sk Jabedul Haque

    🔍 Introduction: ZCZP Bond — Donation with Legal Tax Benefit

    Kya aapne kabhi socha — “Main NGO ko paisa de raha hoon — lekin mujhe tax benefit kyun nahi mil raha?”

    Ya phir — “Kya main stock market ki tarah transparent platform se donate kar sakta hoon — jahan har paisa ka hisaab mile?”

    ✅ Jawab hai — ZCZP Bond

    Yeh ek naya financial instrument hai — jo Social Stock Exchange (SSE) par list NGOs ke through chalta hai — aur iska sabse bada fayda?

    💰 ZCZP Bonds par Tax Benefit milta hai — kyunki yeh ek “Financial Donation” hai — jo Income Tax Act ke Section 80G (ya jo bhi applicable ho) ke tehat deduction ke liye eligible hota hai.

    Matlab — aapne jitna paisa lagaya — uski poori amount apne taxable income se minus kar sakte hain!

    🧾 ZCZP Bonds par Tax Benefit Kaise Milta Hai? (Step-by-Step)

    ✅ Step 1: ZCZP Bond Khareedna = Donation Karna

    Jab aap ZCZP Bond khareedte hain — toh technically aapne NGO ko donate kar diya — kyunki:

    • Na interest milega (Zero Coupon)
    • Na principal wapas milega (Zero Principal)

    Lekin...

    ✅ Step 2: Tax Deduction Ka Certificate Milega

    NGO/OBPP aapko ek Tax Certificate dega — jisme likha hoga:

    “Investor ne ₹____ ka contribution kiya hai — jo Section 80G (ya applicable section) ke under deduction eligible hai.”

    📌 Example:

    Aapne ₹50,000 ka ZCZP Bond khareeda → ITR file karte waqt ₹50,000 apne total income se minus kar sakte hain → Tax bach jayega!

    💡 Note: Har bond issuer clear batata hai ki kaun sa tax section apply hota hai — 80G, 80GGA, ya koi naya provision.

    🛠️ How-To Guide: ZCZP Bonds Kaise Kharidein?

    ✅ Step 1: Minimum Investment — ₹10,000 Se Shuru

    ZCZP Bonds mein minimum investment ₹10,000 se shuru hoti hai — jisse har middle-class investor bhi participate kar sake.

    📌 Kuch bonds higher multiples mein hote hain — jaise ₹10,000, ₹25,000, ₹50,000 — lekin entry-level ₹10,000 hi hai.

    ✅ Step 2: Broker Nahi — OBPP Se Kharido!

    Yeh normal share market nahi hai — isliye:

    ❌ Aam stock market broker (jaise Zerodha, Groww, Upstox) ismein deal nahi karta.

    Aapko kharidna hoga — Online Bond Platform Providers (OBPPs) ke zariye — jo SSE ke saath registered hote hain.

    ✅ Popular OBPPs:

    • GoldenPi
    • Elephante
    • Other SEBI-approved platforms

    ➡️ Process:

    SSE Website → Bond Select → Redirect to OBPP → KYC → Pay → Done!

    ✅ Step 3: Secondary Market Mein Trade Nahi Hota!

    Ek important baat — jo bahut log bhool jaate hain:

    ⚠️ ZCZP Bonds Secondary Market mein trade nahi ho sakte.

    Matlab — aapne bond khareeda — ab aap use bech nahi sakte — na NSE pe, na BSE pe, na kisi app pe.

    Kyunki...

    👉 Yeh investment nahi — donation hai.

    👉 Iska maturity zero hai — return nahi, impact hai.

    (Isliye sirf wohi kharidein jo sach mein donate karna chahte hain — speculation ke liye nahi.)

    📊 Investor ko Kya Milega? (Recap)

    FeatureDetail
    Interest (Coupon)Zero — No Return
    Principal ReturnZero — Donation hai
    Tax Benefit✅ Haan! Section 80G (ya applicable) ke under full deduction
    Minimum Investment₹10,000 se shuru
    Broker Deal Karega?❌ Nahi — Only via OBPP
    Trade in Secondary Market?❌ Kabhi nahi — Non-transferable
    Transparency✅ Full — SSE + NGO reports

    💬 Real-Life Example: Tax Bachao + Impact Banao!

    Rahul (IT Professional, ₹15 Lakh Income) ne decide kiya — ₹50,000 donate karna hai “Teach For India” ko — via ZCZP Bond.

    ✅ Usne OBPP ke zariye ₹50,000 ka bond khareeda.

    ✅ Use mila — Tax Certificate u/s 80G.

    ✅ ITR file karte waqt — taxable income = ₹14.5 Lakh (₹50,000 minus).

    ✅ Tax bacha — approx ₹15,000 (30% slab).

    ✅ NGO ne use bheja — impact report: “Aapke ₹50,000 se 5 bacchon ko 1 saal ki scholarship mili!”

    😊 Matlab — Rahul ne tax bachaya + dil jeeta + social impact banaya — sab ek saath!

    ✅ Final Call-to-Action (Abhi Try Karo!)

    “Agar aap socially conscious hain — aur apne tax planning ko bhi meaningful banana chahte hain — toh aaj hi SSE Portal visit karein. Dekhein available ZCZP Bonds — minimum ₹10,000 se shuru — OBPP ke zariye kharidein — aur tax benefit + good karma dono pao!”

    Agar kuch samajh nahi aaya — comment karo — hum screenshot ke saath bhi samjha denge!

    Share this guide with every CA, Business Owner, HNI, aur Philanthropist you know — kyunki ab donation bhi tax-smart hona seekh gaya hai!

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    Zero Coupon Zero Principal (ZCZP) Bond Kya Hai?
    Sk Jabedul Haque 28 October 2025
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