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A fixed deposit (FD) is an asset class where you invest for a longer term and earn interest. Investors receive both the interest and the principal amount when the FD matures. Additionally, FDs up to ₹5 lakh are insured by the Deposit Insurance Guarantee Corporation (DIGCI) of India.
It makes FDs one of the safest investment instruments, especially for risk-averse investors. FDs have many other benefits as well, although returns earned through them are not tax-free. Here is everything you need to know about income tax on interest on fixed deposits.
The interest earned on an FD is taxable. It is added to your total income and taxed at the slab rates that apply to your entire income. Investors should declare it on their tax return under the category 'Income from Other Sources.'
Remember, though, that TDS is withdrawn when the FD interest rate is credited, not when the FD matures. Hence, if you have a three-year FD, the bank will deduct tax on the FD at the end of each year.
When you receive money, the individual making the payment must deduct tax first. The gross amount must be subsequently included in your income when filing your income tax return.
In contrast, a TDS refund takes place when no tax is due. Salary, commission, rent, and bank interest payments are examples of such payments. The TDS charged at the point of filing the returns might then be adjusted by the taxpayer. If the taxable income exceeds the TDS, the taxpayer must pay the difference, and if the tax liability is less, you can request a TDS refund. It also makes income tax on FD interest chargeable.
Banks deduct tax at source (TDS) when crediting interest to your account if the amount of interest exceeds ₹40,000. It applies to all investors, except senior citizens. The limit for senior citizens is ₹50,000.
Here are a few ways in which your FD can act as a tax-saving asset:
FD is the most common investment instrument used in India. It offers decent returns, and by using the above tricks, you can save tax as well. You can open an FD with banks via Mobile Banking and post offices, although the interest is more in banks such as IDFC FIRST Bank. IDFC FIRST offers one of the highest interest rates on FDs in the country, which helps build your wealth.
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