When making investments in bonds, mutual funds, and fixed deposits, among other financial instruments, many taxpayers frequently encounter Tax Deducted at Source (TDS). Because TDS is activated when income reaches a certain threshold, this is especially important when it comes to interest and dividends. This may worry those without taxable income because they will have to apply to the tax authority later on to get a refund. The good news is that you can avoid TDS by filing Form 15G or Form 15H. These documents state that the bank or other financial institution will not take TDS from your interest income because your income is below the taxable limit. This option is available to people under the age of sixty. Read More: https://sag-infotech.mozellosite.com/blog/params/post/4347415/how-sure-no-extra-tds-withheld-income
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