Form 15G and 15H: How to Save TDS on Interest Income in 2026
Form 15G and 15H: How to Save TDS on Interest Income in 2026 Introduction Every year, banks and financial institutions deduct TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) on interest earned from savings accounts, fixed deposits, recurring deposits, and other financial instruments. While this ensures tax compliance, many individuals may end up paying TDS even if their total income is below the taxable limit. To prevent unnecessary TDS deduction, the Income Tax Act provides Form 15G and 15H. Submitting these forms allows eligible taxpayers to instruct banks not to deduct TDS on interest income. This is particularly helpful for small taxpayers and senior citizens who want to manage their finances efficiently. What is Form 15G? Form 15G is a declaration form for individuals below 60 years of age whose total income is below the taxable limit. By submitting this form, you can instruct your bank or financial institution not to deduct TDS on interest income from fixed deposits, recurring deposits, or ...