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Five-Year Tax-Saving Fixed Deposit: Interest Rates, Investment Limits And Other Key Details
Fixed deposit rates: A special type of term deposit or fixed deposit (FD) is eligible for deduction under the ambit of Section 80C. From state-run State Bank of India (SBI) to private sector peers HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank, major banks today interest rates to the tune of 6.25-7.75 on the five-year income tax-saving fixed deposits. These bank fixed d...
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For Cash Deposits Of Over Rs 20 Lakhs In A Year, Change In Rules
Depositing more than Rs 20 lakh a year, one will now need to present their PAN details as well as their Aadhaar card mandatorily.
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Five-Year Tax-Saving Fixed Deposit: Interest Rates, Investment Limits And Other Key Details
Fixed deposit rates: A special type of term deposit or fixed deposit (FD) is eligible for deduction under the ambit of Section 80C. From state-run State Bank of India (SBI) to private sector peers HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank, major banks today interest rates to the tune of 6.25-7.75 on the five-year income tax-saving fixed deposits. These bank fixed d...
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These 10 Transactions Will Get Reported To Income Tax Department
Income tax authorities have set up an e-platform through which banks and other institutions can report the transactions to them.
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Notes Ban: Income Tax Department To Scrutinise All Cash Deposits Between April 1 And November 9
The Income Tax Department has asked banks to submit details of cash deposits in savings accounts between April 1 and November 9, 2016. The I-T department is planning to scrutinize banking transactions in the months leading up to the government's demonetisation move.
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Demonetisation Impact: PAN Now A Must For Some Bank Transactions
As people rush to deposit their old high currency notes in the wake demonetisation, the Income Tax Department has come up with a list of banking transactions for which quoting of Permanent Account Number (PAN) is mandatory.
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Now, Recurring Deposits to Attract TDS
This means that if the interest earned on recurring deposits is more than Rs 10,000 a year, TDS at the rate of 10 per cent would be deducted by the bank.
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Five-Year Tax-Saving Fixed Deposit: Interest Rates, Investment Limits And Other Key Details
Fixed deposit rates: A special type of term deposit or fixed deposit (FD) is eligible for deduction under the ambit of Section 80C. From state-run State Bank of India (SBI) to private sector peers HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank, major banks today interest rates to the tune of 6.25-7.75 on the five-year income tax-saving fixed deposits. These bank fixed d...
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For Cash Deposits Of Over Rs 20 Lakhs In A Year, Change In Rules
Depositing more than Rs 20 lakh a year, one will now need to present their PAN details as well as their Aadhaar card mandatorily.
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Five-Year Tax-Saving Fixed Deposit: Interest Rates, Investment Limits And Other Key Details
Fixed deposit rates: A special type of term deposit or fixed deposit (FD) is eligible for deduction under the ambit of Section 80C. From state-run State Bank of India (SBI) to private sector peers HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank, major banks today interest rates to the tune of 6.25-7.75 on the five-year income tax-saving fixed deposits. These bank fixed d...
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These 10 Transactions Will Get Reported To Income Tax Department
Income tax authorities have set up an e-platform through which banks and other institutions can report the transactions to them.
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Notes Ban: Income Tax Department To Scrutinise All Cash Deposits Between April 1 And November 9
The Income Tax Department has asked banks to submit details of cash deposits in savings accounts between April 1 and November 9, 2016. The I-T department is planning to scrutinize banking transactions in the months leading up to the government's demonetisation move.
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Demonetisation Impact: PAN Now A Must For Some Bank Transactions
As people rush to deposit their old high currency notes in the wake demonetisation, the Income Tax Department has come up with a list of banking transactions for which quoting of Permanent Account Number (PAN) is mandatory.
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Now, Recurring Deposits to Attract TDS
This means that if the interest earned on recurring deposits is more than Rs 10,000 a year, TDS at the rate of 10 per cent would be deducted by the bank.
