computation of nsc maturity

NSC is in your balance sheet assets side, year wise interest is also added to that, so only last year interest is subject to incometax. and after that the value will go equivalent to maturity value which get zero after maturity . so no tax on original investment + interest upto last year. 

So, the maturity value can be shown in the computation as exempt income then ( as is the case with dividends)?

manutiry value does not comes in computation but only the current year interest is reflected.

if you have a money in bank in previous year , and withdraw in current year, then do you have to show that money in computation? 

thanks now I got it, so with the same logic, I understand that the fd maturity would also not be shown then :)