Savings a/c & fd interest in tax return (itr-2)

SB & FD A/c interest to be shown as interest income from other sources. SB A/c interest can be claimed as deduction u/s 80TTA to the extent of Rs.10000/-

saving a/c interest upto 10000 is exempt under section 80TTA

interest on FD in scheduled bank (>5 yrs.) gets deduction under section 80C upto 100000

income from other source=Rs.12519

exempt = Rs. 7682

 FD interest and saving bank interest  under Income from other source. Saving bank interest exempt u/s 80TTA .

Deduction under section 80TTA is limited to interest income earned on Savings Bank accounts only.Hence you can claim deduction only for Rs. 7682. While filling up the income tax return the entire gross amount of interest of Rs. 12,519 is to be shown under he head " Income from other sources. You have to claim deductions by filling up he data under section 80TTA in " Chapter VI A deductions"

Obviously by doing so, you are claiming dedcution (upto a maximum of Rs. 10,000) under section 80TTA and offering the balance interest on FDRs as taxable.