Interest income from friends.

Hello Sir / Madam,
Greetings! My client is a salaried person. His Net monthly salary is Rs. 51,000 (after PF,TDS). He has gave a loan to his two friends total of Rs.8 lakhs. He got the monthly interest of Rs.1,06,000 credited to his bank account (SB a/c). So his annual gross interest is Rs.5,13,000 (only received for 6 months) for this year. Where & How should show this income in ITR? Note: No TDS amount was deducted for the above mentioned income.

Thanks for Advance!!
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A salaried individual has received substantial interest income from loans given to friends, amounting to over Rs. 5 lakhs annually. The discussion clarifies that this income should be declared under 'Income from Other Sources' in the Income Tax Return (ITR). It also addresses concerns about the absence of TDS deduction and advises on potential advance tax payments to avoid interest penalties.

Consider it under income from other sources and pay income tax with I retest and file ITR

Other Source 

No TDS is deducted in the amount given above. Does this cause any problems?
First thing - Whether Tds deducted & not credited? or
-Whether Tds not deducted & not paid?

For which year?

If it is for FY-2019-20 then you may pay advance tax before 31.03.2020 to avoid interest.

If it was for earlier years then you may have to pay interest for delay

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