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No TDS, No Tax on Fixed Deposit: Strategy to Make FD Income Completely Tax-Free
Hridyanshi 31 March 2026 at 11:27From April 1, 2026, banks will deduct 10% TDS on FD interest under new Section 393 if it exceeds Rs 50,000 (non-senior) or Rs 1 lakh (senior). Learn thresholds, examples and how to avoid TDS legally.
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