Fd taxation

my father is retired on July 2022,has opened FD of Rs 10 lakhs on sep 2022,in October he submitted 15G in bank whether he need to submit 15 G again in this April for tax not getting deducted ?
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This discussion clarifies Fixed Deposit (FD) taxation for retired individuals, particularly concerning Form 15G. For the financial year 2022-23, Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) applies to FD interest exceeding £40,000. A senior citizen can submit Form 15G to prevent TDS if their total income for the previous year was below the taxable limit and no tax was applicable. It's important to note that Form 15G may need to be resubmitted if circumstances change or for a new financial year.

Pls post actual income to assess the above tax liability . assrsse senior citizen or not?
If FD int in aggregate exceeds 40000/- then form 15 G to be submitted ( if ITR to be filed is below taxable limit) if Income is taxable ..then no to file form 15

1) As  per  section 194 A  TDS  applicable  on  FD  Interest  exceeds  40000/-  for  F.Y 22-23  . 

2) You Can  submit  form 15 G  if your  FD  interest  exceeds  40000/-  however  condition  is  your  previous  year  total  income was  less  than basic exemption  limit  and  tax not  applicable (Nil) as per  section  197 A( IA)  of the Income tax act  read with rule 29 C  of the income tax rule . 

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