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FORM 15G AND 15H


As you are well aware of fixed deposits .Which is favorite choice for the investors who want safe and secure interest rate and timely money back on their deposits. Because of presence of public bank people have more faith in the banking system then share market.



Friends as you all well aware about , if you deposits a certain sum for example Rs 10,00,000 or whatever amount there is, you are charge with Tax or basically TDS on your bank fixed deposit interest. For avoiding this problem bank ask you to submit form no 15 G of 15 H each year. So

 WHAT IS THIS FORM 15 G AND 15 H ?

 WHY WE HAVE TO SUBMIT FORM 15G AND 15H ?

 WHERE TO GET FORM NO 15G AND 15H ?

WHAT IS VALIDITY PERIOD FOR FORM 15G AND FORM 15H?

WHY ITS IMPORTANT TO SUBMIT PAN WHILE DOING FIXED DEPOSIT ?

So today we are going to discuss about this .so first if all what is form 15G and 15H

Basically form 15 G and 15 H is a self declaration, provide by resident of India . This form is  declaration or tells  that, person is individual not a company or firm. According to given form a person tell  to the deductor that his total income is not Taxable in the previous year or there is no Tax on his income in financial year. These forms should be submitted by assesses himself in that financial year before its get over and before getting first interest receipt. 

 WHY WE HAVE TO SUBMIT FORM 15G AND 15 H


Because its duty of banks  to cut TDS on the customer fixed deposit interest if customer do not submit form 15 G and  form 15 H  .This TDS will cut on your fixed deposit interest if your interest amount go beyond Rs 10000 @ rate of 10%.

Rate of interest will also go beyond 20% if you do not submit your PAN card copy with your Fixed deposits documents. Whatever amount will deducted by bank is deposited to government account , Bank after submitting that TDS amount issue you TDS certificate .

So for saving your Tax you have to submit form 15 G or form 15H


Form  No. 15H: This form is for individual who are above the age limit of 60 (senior citizens) and therefore he can save TDS if his financial year income is not Taxable.

Form No. 15G : This form is submitted by the people who are below the age of 60 year and resident of India.
                               
                                This means that he should be an Indian if any NRI is there he cannot submit this form and he has to pay Tax at the rate of 30% on his fixed deposit interest .

(THERE IS THERE TYPE IN NON-RESIDENTS LIKE NRE,NRO,FCR )

Companies and firm are not eligible for submitting form 15G other than CO. and firm any individual for example HUF(Hindu undivided family) ,any Trust, AOP or BOI can submit form 15G.  By doing this they can save TDS on their income and save their precious time.

WHERE TO GET FORM 15 G OR 15 H


 Form 15G and 15H are provided by banks to their customers ,but its also responsibility of customer that he ask for form No 15G or 15H if he want to Tackle TDS procedure. So next time if you go for fixed deposit demand for form 15 g and form 15 H.


VALIDITY PERIOD OF FORM 15 G AND FORM 15 H


Form 15 G and form 15 H is valid only up to one financial year as year change you have to resubmit you form 15 G or form 15 H again without delay. So when ever policy is going to renew you have to submit there forms.

IMPORTANCE OF PAN CARD WHILE DOING FIXED DEPOSIT


PAN is important because if your are forget to submit form 15 G or form 15 H and also do not submit PAN then Tax rate is 20% on your fixed deposit interest . So its important that you should have PAN card while doing fixed deposit into banks . And if you submit then rate of Tax on your fixed deposit interest is 10%.


                                     

  WHAT IS THIS FORM 15G AND 15H, WHY WE HAVE TO SUBMIT FORM 15G AND 15H ?, WHERE TO GET FORM NO 15G AND 15H ?,WHAT IS VALIDITY PERIOD FOR FORM 15G AND FORM 15H?,WHY ITS IMPORTANT TO SUBMIT PAN WHILE DOING FIXED DEPOSIT ?,WHAT IS IMPORTANCE OF PAN CARD, FORM 15G AND 15H, VALIDITY PERIOD FOR FORM 15G AND FORM 15H, IMPORTANT TO SUBMIT PAN




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