TAX Savings on FD | Important keynotes you should be aware of! 

This blog has an intention to provide you with the basics of fixed deposit and rules and norms of the financial institution. The RBI has mandated all these guidelines. In the case of Fixed Deposit interest rates, TDS is applicable. However, we can save on the income tax. Please go through the following points and have a glace through. 


1)Fd comes up with a locking period. Five years is the minimum locking period. Any withdrawal or loan against FD is not allowed.

2)FD account comes up in such a form that can be opened either as a single account or in the way of the joint mode of holding.

Note: In the case of the joint account, the tax is available only to the first holder.

3)In the case of FD, we can also apply for a facility such as a nomination.

4)In case of any investment, an amount of tax will be applicable. A person can avoid TDS on the fixed deposit interest rate earned by submitting FORM 15G to the bank.
Senior citizens can an added benefit as compared to general people who hold an FD account. Senior citizens can also claim a total deduction of Rs50,000.

5)In case the total income is more than 10,000, banks usually in such a will deduct tax at a rate of 10 percent.

Note: All the essentials, including the credit card and other documents, are required to be submitted with the bank. Also, in the case when a user does not have a PAN-CARD, the bank will deduct TDS at the rate of 20percent.

6)Many people carry this myth into their minds that by adding the name of their non-working spouse or minor child, they can get away in terms of paying taxes. This is a misconception. On the other hand, the reality is the interest income will be added to the primary income, and the concerned person is eligible for tax payment as per the slab.

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