Tax on long term deposits

Long term term deposits, interest is reinvested and is not paid. Now will the tax be paid at the time of maturity? . Or on accrual basis yearly basis. But the bank can deduct tax on full amount of interest paid at the time of maturity?
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This discussion clarifies the tax implications for long-term deposits where interest is reinvested. It explains that income from such deposits is typically taxed on an accrual basis, meaning you're liable for tax each year as the interest accumulates, not just at maturity. Banks also deduct Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) on an accrual basis. You can verify TDS details through your AIS or 26AS statement.

In term deposit income needs to be shown on accrual basis.

Bank also deduct TDS on accrual basis

SEE AIS UNDER SERVICES OR 26AS UNDER SERVICES IN PORTAL SELF LEARNING,  WHEN PAID TDS DEDUCTED 

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