is TDS on SB int applicable? if so what is the threshold limit...?
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This discussion clarifies that TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) is generally not applicable to interest earned on standard savings bank accounts in the UK. While Section 80TTA of the Income Tax Act provides an exemption up to £10,000 for individuals under 60, Section 194A specifically relates to TDS on fixed deposits, not savings accounts. Therefore, you typically won't face TDS deductions on your regular savings account interest, though linked fixed deposits or sweep accounts may have different rules.
Savings account bank interest comes under section 80TTA of Income tax act .Up to 10000/- saving bank account interest is exempt age less than 60 years . section 194A mentioned above is different section. it is for Fixed deposit interest .
No.Interest paid on savings account by a banking company to a resident individual is not liable for TDS.TDS u/s194A is applicable only on time deposits.
No TDS is not deducted on Saving Bank Interest, However, if there is any linked FD or Sweep FD then TDS will be deducted on the interest accrued on that sweep FD.
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