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Fixed Deposits are Taxable

Posted by Posted on Tuesday, April 20th, 2010
Yes its true. For all those who have been simply pocketing the interest from Fixed Deposit, Beware!! You need to pay tax on interest income earned from fixed deposit. More than that, you might have a Fixed Deposit for a period of 5 yrs, but you need to pay income tax on interest that gets accrued every year. So even before you get the matured amount in your hand, you need to pay tax on it.

How is income tax on Fixed Deposit calculated?

Simple..just add the income to your income for the year, and compute tax as per the prevailing tax slabs. e.g. if you are earning around 9 LPA, you would end up paying 30% tax on your fixed deposit income. This thereby reduces the effective rate of interest for fixed deposits.

When is TDS on fixed deposits?

If the total interest earned on all your fixed deposits in a bank is greater than Rs. 10,000 in a financial year, you are liable for TDS and the banks will deduct the income tax at source.

The rate at which TDS is deducted varies according to the category of account holders. Normally banks deduct tds on fixed deposit @ 10%. However in cases where deposit amount is greater than Rs 50,000 and you have not quoted your PAN no, then banks can deduct tax @ 20%. interest-rate-fixed-deposit-tax

If a fixed deposit holder finds that his total interest income from fixed deposits won’t fall within the overall taxable limits, he should immediately inform this to the concerned bank and ask them not to deduct the TDS from his fixed deposit account. In case of Individuals, this can be done by submitting form 15H. In case there is an amount deducted by way of TDS on the interest earned on you fixed deposit, prior to your submission of application of exemption, banks will issue TDS certificates which can be used by the fixed deposit holders to get refund while filing his/her income tax.

Source:Rupeetimes.com

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  • Susheelkumar29

    how the refund of tds is treated

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  • Anonymous

    Dear Reader,

    With respect to your question on our page – asking about challan forms for payment of TDS, please refer following document provided by Income Tax Dept – http://www.incometaxindia.gov.in/Archive/Taxation_Of_Salaried_Employees.pdf. The challan information details are present in Section 1.4 (Page 4)

    We hope the information was useful to you.

  • Mamta Shinde13

    am i required to show my interest on FD every year till maturity or only at the end of maturity

    • Anonymous

      Dear Reader,

      Yes you are required to show interest earned every near and not at the end of maturity.

  • Sunil_mehta77

    very good

    • Anonymous

      Thank you for your positive feedback.

  • Ranjit

    Dear Sir/Madam i deposited Rs.10,00,000 in bank for 6 months. They have given Rs.41675 as interest @ 8.25% and cut Rs.8335 as tds @ 20%. The total amount after this is Rs10,3340.  Is this the right % to be cut for tds.

    • Anonymous

      Dear Reader,
      In case you have not submitted your PAN card to the bank, they are authorized to deduct tax @ 20%, else they will deduct tax @ 10%.

  • Srikanth

    i had earned 12500 interest on FD and bank has deducted 10%amount i.e., 1250 towards tax. but 3%cess has not been recovered. when asked the bank persons responded they are not going to deduct cess. how should i show this in my ITR returns . if i add this amount to my salary earnings then 3% cess difference is appearing in total TDS deducted and tax to be paid. can i now pay the diff amount. if so how? what is the procedure? what happens if i dont show the interest earned amount in ITR?

    • InsureInvest

      Dear Reader,

      When computing your tax liability, you should add the interest income to your total income. Once tax is computed, you should deduct the tax already paid and pay remaining amount. This way cess difference will be taken care of.

  • Rajeev

    Greetings,

    Please advise me what will be the matured amount after the deduction of TDS as in the case of following FD:

    Principal amount – 2Lac
    Interest rate – 10%
    Period – 35 months + 1day

    Thanks and Best Regards,

    Rajeev

    • InsureInvest

      Dear Reader,

      The interest you would earn is approx Rs 30,000.
      If you have furnished ur PAN no with the bank, TDS would be 10% of this, i.e. 3000.
      So matured amount should be approx Rs 27,000.

      For better clarification please contact your bank.

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  • Aadishri G S

    I want clarification regarding TDS on interest income. Interest income upto 10000 is exempt from tax, but if interest income is (say) 11000 then 10% TDS will be deducted from (11000-10000=1000) or from entire 11000?

    • InsureInvest

      Dear Reader,

      First of all interest income is fully taxable. Say if you earn a salary of Rs 5,00,000 in a financial year and earn an income from interest of Rs 11000, then your taxable income is Rs 5,11,000. Its just that banks dont deduct tax upfront untill the interest amount is greater than 10000. However if banks dont deduct tax, you are supposed to pay it while filing your return.

      Coming back to your question, banks would deduct TDS on the entire interest income @ 10% if you have declared your PAN with them else @ 20%