Validity of form 15 G and 15 H on Interest on fixed deposit
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06 November 2025
Sir,
1. If a person below 60 years age earns interest on fd during the financial year 25 - 26 Rs. 4 lacs and submit form 15 G, then whether bank will deduct tds?and 15 g will be valid.
2. What is the limit of interest on fixed deposit earns, when 15 g and 15 H become invalid, and bank will deduct tds even after giving form 15 G and 15 H. Please note that 4 lacs as interest earn on fd is made in 3 banks separately and each bank interest on fd is less than 2 lacs.
1. If a person below 60 years age earns interest on fd during the financial year 25 - 26 Rs. 4 lacs and submit form 15 G, then whether bank will deduct tds?and 15 g will be valid.
2. What is the limit of interest on fixed deposit earns, when 15 g and 15 H become invalid, and bank will deduct tds even after giving form 15 G and 15 H. Please note that 4 lacs as interest earn on fd is made in 3 banks separately and each bank interest on fd is less than 2 lacs.
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