One of the main reasons investors also choose REC-IRFC-PFC Capital Gain Bonds is to avail themselves of the capital gains exemption under Section 54EC of the Income Tax Act, 1961. This section also allows individuals to claim exemption from capital gains tax if the proceeds from the sale of a long-term capital asset (such as property or land) are reinvested in specified bonds within a specified time period.
IRFC, REC and PFC Capital Gain Bonds are backed by the Indian Railways Finance Corporation (PFC-IRFC-REC) and enjoy a high credit rating, making them a relatively safe investment option. This can also provide investors with peace of mind regarding the safety of their principal investment.

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