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Various representations have been received by the CBDT seeking clarification on the issue as to whether a depositor should submit only one declaration in respect of the income each year before each person responsible for making the payment (i.e. deductor) or Form 15G/15H has to be submitted each and every time the payment is due to be received from the deductor.
Tax deductee is a person who receives certain prescribed payments like salary, interest, commission, brokerage, rent etc. after deduction of tax at source
Usually, banks deduct TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) when the interest which is earned by a taxpayer exceeds INR 10,000. However, in case the total income of such taxpayer doesn’t exceed the taxable limit, such taxpayer can submit Form 15G to his or her bank requesting not to deduct TDS on his or her interest which he/she has earned in the financial year.
Form 15G is a self-declaration form which can be filed by the eligible persons for applying for non-deduction of tax in case the total income of the eligible person doesn’t exceed the exemption limit of the respective financial year.
Submit 15 G or 15 H before the year end to avoid tax deduction from your interest Of late I have been receiving many queries from the readers about submission of forms to the banks so as to ensure that the bank does not deduct tax at source. In order to address those queries I […]
Everyone is aware that Form 15G and form 15H are used for avoiding the TDS deduction while computing the interest earned during the financial year. In this article we are discussing important points to remember while submitting the Form 15G and Form
Tax payers seeking non-deduction of tax from certain incomes are required to file a self declaration in Form No. 15G or Form No.15H as per the provisions of Section 197A of the Income-tax Act, 1961 In order to reduce the cost of compliance and ease the compliance burden for both, the tax payer and the tax deductor, the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has simplified the format for self declaration in Form No.15G or 15H. The procedure for submission of the Forms by the deductor has been specified under rule 29C of Income-tax Rules, 1962.
This being the first quarter of the financial year, it is important, for all the people who want to receive interest without deduction of tax, to submit form no. 15G and 15G immediately to the banks Recently the in respect of particulars to be furnished and how to furnish these forms have been substantially amended. Let us discuss as to who can submit form no. 15G and 15H and the precautions to be taken while filing these forms.
Some points to be taken care of while submitting Form 15G/Form 15H A. Criteria to be eligible to file form 15G i ) The assesse must be Individual, HUF, AOP ii) The assesse must be Resident iii) The assesse should be less than 60 years iv) Tax calculated on total income should be NiL
Very often, readers keep enquiring about the submission of forms No. 15G/15H to the banks or others payer so that interest could be received without deduction of tax at source (TDS). In this column, I am covering all about Form No. 15G & 15H and hopefully the detailed elaboration hereunder would provide a comprehensive picture about the submission of Form No. 15G & 15H.
