How to claim 80 TTA deductions for FY 2021-22 Under Section 80TTA, if you earn your bank deposit,

 it will be discounted (but not fully). 

Income Tax Section 80TTA

Income received in the form of interest from a bank savings account is taxable, however, up to Rs. 10000 discount is given u / s 80 TTA discount limit.

 

Interest on income from bank deposits are taxable under "Income from other sources" if it exceeds Rs.10,000.

 

How to calculate 80tta discount amount

 

Calculating the amount of interest earned on a bank deposit is not rocket science.

 

Quarterly, half-yearly or annual post office savings are counted as savings and the amount of the savings bank account is treated as interest income.

Deduction under section 80TTA is not available to senior citizens.

 

The process of deducting furniture claims

Income from interest should be arranged under income from other sources of ITR form.

 

Declare actual interest income under section 80TTA of the ITR form.

Sometimes the taxpayer forgets to disclose the details like income and as a result inconsistencies in the form occur.

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The interest earned on the deposit at the time of this deposit is not allowed. Time deposit means refundable deposit after the expiry of the specified period. Will not be allowed -

Interest from fixed deposits

Interest from recurring deposits

No other time deposit

Section 80TTB for senior citizens

Section 80TTB is a new amendment introduced in the 2018 budget for senior citizens.

Senior citizens can avail themselves an interest income up to Rs 50,000  U/s TTB on all types of interest income.

Let's consider the following income for a senior citizen:

Interest on bank deposits (savings or fixed).

Interest on deposits held in cooperative societies.

Interest in post office deposits. 

Tax exemption under section 10 (15)(i)

Up to Rs.10,000/- Earned from Post Office Savings Bank under Section 10 (15) (i). 3500 for individuals and Rs. 7000 for joint accounts. 

The best part is the growing effect of Section 10 (15) (i) and 80TTA that exemption can be claimed under Section 10 (15) (i) in addition to deductions under Section 80TTA. 

The difference between section 80TTA and 80TTB How to claim 80TTA

Important Note: - Section 80TTB has been introduced in the 2018 budget for senior citizens.

Examples of tax savings between 80TTA and 80TTB

 

Particulars

Normal taxpayer

Senior Citizen

Interest Income from Savings account

15,000

5,000

Interest Income from Fixed Deposit

50,000

50,000

Interest Income from Recurring Deposit

20,000

20,000

Total Income

85,000

75,000

Less: Deduction under Section 80TTA

10,000

N/A

Less: Deduction under Section 80TTB

N/A

50,000

Taxable Income

75,000

25,000

Tax

As per Tax Slab

As per Tax Slab

 

How to claim 80 TTA deductions for FY 2021-22 on interest income bank deposits.

 

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However, you can avoid deducting TDS on interest income by equipping Form 15G / 15H.

 

FAQ U/ s 80TTA and 80TTB

 

Q: If there is more than one savings account is the interest income of each account eligible for tax deduction?

 

A: No, you need to add all the interest income to all your savings accounts, and then apply u / s 80 TTA & 80 TTB

 

Q: Does the bank deduct TDS from interest from savings account for a senior citizen and general taxpayer?

 

Answer: No, TDS is not applicable on interest on the savings account, but the bank deducts TDS from the interest paid against the fixed deposit or recurring deposit. Submission of 15G /15 H Tds form to the account holder FD or RD will not be deducted.

 

Q: If the interest income from the savings account exceeds the deduction limit i.e. 10,000 for the general taxpayer and 50,000 for the senior citizen. What will be the tax context?

 

Ans: You have to enter the maximum exemption account in the 80TTA / 80TTB column of the income tax form and the remaining amount required to specify income from other sources.

 

Q: Is interest from a savings account in India completely tax-free? If not, what is the limit before tax?

 

Answer: Interest from a savings account is discounted up to 80tta maximum limit of Rs.10,000 for the general taxpayer and up to 50,000 u / s 80 TTB for senior citizens. It is also mandatory to disclose your full income from the savings account interest under income from other sources.

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