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Income Tax Rules: You can keep this much cash in the savings account, know the income tax rules

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    Income Tax Rules: You can keep this much cash in the savings account, know the income tax rules
    Income Tax Rules: You can keep this much cash in the savings account, know the income tax rules

    Income Tax Rules: Generally, today everyone has their own bank account. But do you know how much money you can keep in your savings bank account? Because tax is also deducted on the interest you get on your savings account. Let us know the rules of income tax…

    In today’s time, everyone has a bank account and it is also necessary. This makes any financial transaction easier. With digital banking, financial transactions take place in a jiffy. You can open savings account and current account. Every account has its own benefits. In such a situation, a question arises that how much cash can you deposit in your savings account.

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    How much cash should you keep in your savings account?

    People keep their savings in savings account. Many people have a question in their mind that how much money can they deposit in this account. Let us tell you that there is no limit on keeping cash in this account. This means that you can keep as much money as you want. You should take special care of one thing that you should keep only that much cash in this account which comes under the purview of ITR. If you keep more cash, you have to pay tax on the interest you get.

    Give this information to the Income Tax Department

    You have to give information to the Income Tax Department about how much interest you get in your savings account. Along with this, how much money do you keep in the account. The interest you get from your savings account deposits is added to your income.

    For example, if a person’s annual income is Rs 10 lakh and he gets interest rate of Rs 10,000 (interest rate in saving account), then the total income of that person is considered to be Rs 10,10,000. If a person keeps more than Rs 10 lakh in cash in a financial year, then you will have to give this information to the Income Tax Department. If you do not do this then the Income Tax Department can take action against you.

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      Sunil, has 4 years of experience in writing Finance Content, Entertainment news, Cricket and more. He has pursuing MBA in Finance. He loves to Cycle daily and read books in free time. In case of any complain or feedback, please contact me @ discountwalas@gmail.com

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