Income tax query

what are the tax provisions of ' income from other sources' head I.e., interest received on bank deposits
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This discussion clarifies tax rules for 'income from other sources', specifically interest earned on bank deposits. It explains Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) rules, where banks deduct 10% if annual interest exceeds £10,000. The thread also details Income Tax Return (ITR) filing requirements based on total income and highlights deductions available under Section 80TTB for senior citizens (up to £50,000 on FD and savings interest) and Section 80TTA for others (up to £10,000 on savings interest).

If the annual interest payable by bank exceeds 10000/- then the bank should deduct Tds @ 10%.

From your point of you:
If the annual income exceeds 250000/- you must file ITR.If the interest income exceeds 250000/- then you must file ITR.

But if you are a senior citizen then there is 50000/- deduction u/s 80TTB for the interest received on FD..

Even you must pay tax on saving account too for the amount exceeding 10000/-(80TTA)
Refer Sec 80TTA..
@ Pooja
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whatever queries are there , please ask specific points. Avoid general presumptive type queries.

interest received on Bank deposits under IFOS

For senior citizens

FD interest SB interest maximum upto 50000/- under 80TTB

For Individual other than Sr citizen
SB interest Max upto 10000/- under 80TTA

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The above is For Current FY 2019-2020.

Next FY NIL deductions under next tax regime.

Assessee gets option to choose between old and new tax regime

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