Abdespana Rules:
Opening of deposit accounts
Application for fixed/short
deposits and deposits at notice is taken on Form No.401 for individuals and
Form No.401A for non individuals.
For all subsequent deposit,
a simple Application-form (Form No.410 is to be filled)
Period and minimum amount of different types of deposits
Minimum period
At present, the minimum
period for a term deposit shall be 7days & minimum 15 days .
Maximum period : 120 months
In special cases, say,
under the order of a court or where interest of a minor is involved and in the
case of institutions, government undertakings, corporate bodies to meet their
special needs like creation of sinking fund/amortisation fund etc. or for
individuals for any of their special needs by way of accounts opened under
special recurring/cumulative deposit scheme, the deposit may be accepted for
periods over 10 years. However, the period of deposit should not exceed 20
years.
Operational instructions
Term deposit accounts can
be opened with instructions payable to ‘Either or Survivor’, payable jointly,
payable to any one of the depositors etc. It can also be opened with
instructions payable to “Former or Survivor” or “Former,
Survivors Jointly or Last Survivor” or “Latter or Survivor” in
which case operational/ payment instructions at the time of opening the account
or subsequent variations, if any, in these instructions, should be signed by
all the joint depositors.
Additional documents/forms to be obtained
PAN/GIR number or Form 60
/61. Other documents as per KYC norms.
Photographs of the
depositors except in case of existing accounts (having photographs)
Nomination facility
Available
Deposit accounts of minors
In sole name – if the minor
is 10 years and above and can read and write.
In joint name with natural
guardian if minors are less than 10 years of age.
However, there is no limit
for accepting deposits from minors above the age of 14 years.
Pre-payments of fixed deposit
receipts issued to minors can be allowed only on his/her attaining majority.
Renewal of deposits : Requirements
·
Duly
discharged fixed/short deposit receipt along with request for renewal.
·
Where
receipts are held in safe custody or where only acknowledgement is issued in
lieu of the deposit receipt, discharge not required.
·
Where
receipts are lodged with the Government departments, as security in lieu of
earnest money etc. and the concerned authorities are not willing to part with
them, amount of the deposit is renewed for a further period without production
of deposit receipt following the procedure detailed hereunder:
·
Letter of
request to be given in prescribed format.
·
No new
receipt will be issued.
·
Renewal of
the deposit will be advised by a registered letter to the concerned government
department, under advice to the depositor.
·
Where an
advance is granted against a deposit, the relative receipt should be discharged
by all the parties.
No fresh
receipt is issued. Endorsements made on the space provided on the existing FDR.
Automatic Renewal of deposits
A matured term deposit will
be renewed on its due date itself, for further period of one year at the
applicable rate prevailing on the due date, if not instructed otherwise.
In respect of term deposit
issued for less than one year, the concerned matured term deposit will be
renewed on its due date itself for the same period with the applicable interest
rate prevailing on the due date, if not instructed otherwise.
If at a later date (i.e.
after automatic renewal) the depositor requests for prepayment of old deposit,
before making payment the receipts duly discharged along with prepayment
instructions is to be furnished.
When a depositor at a later
date (i.e. after automatic renewal) requests for longer maturity, prepayment as
above is to be made without charging penalty and new FDR may be issued as
requested.
Payment of deposit receipt/s on due date
Deposit receipt/s duly
discharged by all the depositors (on revenue stamp in case of cash payment)
with clear payment instructions is to be given.
The amount of maturity
value in case of deposit under RIRD, and the principal amount along with the
residual interest, if any will be paid by:-
Credit of depositors
account with the Bank.
Credit of depositors
account with any other Bank through NEFT / RTGS.
Issuance of DD / Bankers
Cheque as per instruction of the depositor.
Payment to a third party/nominee/legal heir
The proceeds of a deposit
receipt is not payable to a third party or to a collecting bank unless the
receipt is discharged and is accompanied by a separate letter of authority
signed by all depositors authorising payment to the third party or to the Bank,
as the case may be.
Nominee vis-a-vis legal heirs
If on the death of the
depositor, both the nominee and the legal heir make their claims simultaneously
in respect of the deposit, the bank would take note of the legal heir holding
succession certificate.
However, such legal heirs
are advised to bring from the court an injunction restraining the bank from
effecting payment to the nominee/s.
The Bank will get valid
discharge by paying the nominee so far as any legal heir has not produced, in
the meanwhile, any decree, order, certificate or other authority from a court
of competent jurisdiction.
Pre-payment of deposits ( period of deposit is more than one year)
The deposit receipt duly
discharged and the letter of request for prepayment signed by all the
depositors are required.
Payment of interest on pre-mature withdrawal of term deposit w.e.f.
01.03.2012
The rate of interest
applicable for premature payment without penalty will be the rate ruling on the
date of accepting the deposit (i.e. the date of contract) for the period for
which deposit has actually remained with the Bank or the Contracted Rate
whichever is lower. Penalty is waived if following conditions are satisfied
.i.e.
·
the said
Deposit has remained with the bank for a minimum period of 12 months.
Interest will be paid after
deducting penalty of 1% from such applicable rate or the contracted rate
whichever is lower in the cases which are subject to charging penalty. i.e
Deposit not satisfying any of the condition mentioned at a) above
Further, waiver is allowed
where
·
Deposit is
renewed for a period not less than unexpired period.
·
Deposit is
paid to nominee / legal heirs / claimants in deceased accounts. In this case
interest at applicable rates for which deposit has actually run is paid.
Prepayment of Term deposit
for Rs. One Crore and above ( for any period) will be allowed as per the
discretion of Bank.
Rules regarding payment and calculation of interest on time deposits
Interest accrued on a time
deposit, would ordinarily be paid, only on maturity. However, at the request of
the depositor, interest on deposits of -12- months and over, can be paid before
maturity on the following basis.
Monthly, quarterly or half
yearly interest on completion of the month/quarter/half year calculated from
the date of deposit or end of each calendar month / quarter / half year,
whichever is later.
Interest payable under the
Monthly Income Plan is the discounted value of interest payable in terms of IBA
code for Banking practice. i.e. interest received under Monthly Income Plan
will be less than simple interest.
For calculation of interest
on term deposits for periods less than -12- months, the following procedure
would be adopted: ( w.e.f. 01.10.2017)
·
Deposit
placed for period less than one quarter / 3 months, interest will be calculated
for the actual number of days on the basis of 365/366 days in a year.
·
Deposit
placed for more than one quarter / 3 months to less than or equal to 181 days
/6 months interest will be calculated first for completed quarter and
thereafter for actual number of days if terminal quarter is incomplete
reckoning the year at 365/366 days. While calculating interest for days the
interest calculated for quarter will be added to principal amount for
calculating interest for remaining days of terminal quarter.
·
Deposit
placed for more than two quarters / six months but less than one year interest
will be calculated first for completed quarters and for terminal incomplete
quarter, actual number of days reckoning the year at 365/366 days. Interest
will be calculated and compounded at quarterly rests.
Standing Instructions are
accepted for credit of periodical interest in case of monthly / quarterly /
half yearly interest on deposits to customers Current / Savings Bank account.
Method of calculation of
interest adopted for Term deposit (period of deposit more than a year ) w.e.f.
01.03.2012
In all cases of domestic
term deposits (period of deposit more than a year) where the terminal quarter
is incomplete, interest will be calculated for the actual number of days,
reckoning the year 365/366 days viz. the calculation of interest on such
deposits will be in order of completed quarters and days and will be compounded
on quarterly basis.
Higher rate of interest to Senior Citizens
An additional rate of
interest @ 0.50% on the Term Deposits (including Recurring Deposits and Term
Deposits under other schemes) of senior citizens resident in India who has
completed the age of 60 years is paid as per guidelines.
Certificate of interest paid
·
At the
request of accountholders, branches would issue certificates of interest paid
to them on their various deposit accounts.
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Procedure in
case of lost receipts
·
An
application from the depositor is to be given.
·
Applicants
must be properly identified.
·
Duplicate
receipt may be issued only in cases, where – the un-expired period of deposit
exceeds -12- months or the depositor requires a loan against the receipt.
·
In all other
cases, only a letter of acknowledgement of deposit is given to the depositor.
·
An indemnity
bond is to be obtained in the prescribed form in all cases.
·
One or two
surety/ies considered good for the amount involved, must execute the indemnity
along with the depositor/s.
·
Sureties may
be waived in the following circumstances.
If the deposit is renewed
for a further period of at least -12- months or Where the depositors maintain
other well conducted accounts.
Addition or deletion of name in fixed deposit receipts and recurring
deposit accounts
If the existing depositor/s
make/s a request either to add the name of a close relative (his consent should
be obtained) or delete the name of one of the existing joint accountholders (he
should also sign the letter of request), the same are allowed, as per under
mentioned procedure:-
A letter signed by the
depositor/all the joint depositors should be given requesting the Bank to add
the name of a relative/ friend or to delete the name of one of the existing
joint depositors. However, a substitution of name is not permitted.
Fresh account opening form
and KYC documents incorporating revised operational instructions, signed by the
following should be obtained:
·
In case of
addition, the existing depositor/s and the person whose name is to be added and
·
In case of
deletion the existing depositors except the person whose name is to be deleted.
The fact of addition of the
name or deletion of the name of one of the joint depositors, will be noted on
the relative deposit receipt under authentication along with the date of such
addition / deletion.
Fresh deposit receipt will
not be issued.
In case of demise of one of
the depositors, the survivor can get payment on maturity. In case of payment
before maturity, consent of legal heirs of deceased is required.
Deletion of name of joint
accountholder/s in case of operational instruction – Payable to Former or
Survivor, latter or Survivor or Former, Survivors jointly or the Last Survivor
is not permitted.
Procedure for transfer of time deposit account to another branch
Proceeds of time deposit
may be transferred on maturity from one branch to another at the request of the
depositor, free of charge, if the deposit is renewed at the other branch for a
minimum period of -30- days.
Time deposits can also be
transferred before maturity to another branch, at the request of the
depositors.
Mode of repayment of time deposits
In terms of Income Tax Act,
1961 as amended, where aggregate amount of all deposits repayable after notice
or repayable after a period (i.e. all time deposits including matured time
deposits) held by a person singly or jointly with others at a branch of the
Bank together with interest to be paid on such deposits (i.e. excluding
interest already paid) is Rs.20,000/- or more, the repayment will be made by
means of “A/c Payee” Banker’s Cheque/draft or by crediting the
account of such depositor.
Payment of periodical
interest can be made in cash.
Safe custody of deposit receipts:-
At the request of
depositor/s, including non-resident accountholders, FDRs / SDRs can be accepted
in safe custody by obtaining specific written instructions from all the
depositors regarding payment of interest, disposal of proceeds on the due date
etc.
Deduction of Income Tax At Source From Payment of Interest On Time
Deposits (Section 194a Of Income Tax Act 1961)
(Sec.194A): The Income Tax
Act has been amended w.e.f. 1st July 1995 and as per provision of the Income
Tax, TDS is applicable in case of Time deposits made from 1st July 1995 and
onwards.
The salient provisions of
this section are as under
Income tax is to be
deducted in cases where the total interest paid or credited on all time
deposits with a bank in the name of a depositor, whether singly or jointly (as
first named person) exceeds in a financial year.
For this purpose time
deposit means deposits repayable on the expiry of a fixed period i.e. Short
Deposit, Fixed Deposit.
Savings deposit and Current
deposit are excluded for this purpose.
Tax is to be deducted
either at the time of credit to the account or payment of interest to the
depositor whichever is earlier.
In case the depositor
submits following Form before end of June every year, no tax may be deducted.
Non-corporate customers
other than Senior Citizens – Form No.15G along with PAN (w.e.f. 1st April 2010)
Senior Citizens i.e.
individuals of the age of -60- years or more – Form No.15H along with PAN
(w.e.f. 1st April 2010)
w.e.f. 1st April 2010 I.T
.Department has made it mandatory to quote Permanent Account No. (PAN) by
deductees in all cases where TDS is applicable, failure of which would attract
the TDS at a higher rate of 20% (against normal rate of 10%) or normal rate
whichever is higher. Further it has also been made compulsory to mention PAN on
form No.15G / 15H w.e.f. 1st April 2010.
For Individuals
·
Where Form
No.15G / 15H along with PAN submitted by the customer – NO TDS. Subject to
individual income exempted under Income Tax for that year.
·
Where Form
No.15G / 15H without PAN is submitted by the customer – TDS @20%
·
Where PAN is
submitted by the customer – TDS @10%
·
Where PAN is
not submitted by the customer – TDS @20% (even if Form No.15G / 15H is
submitted)
·
In case of
NRO deposit concession in TDS is allowed under double tax avoidance treaty. TDS
is deducted as under :
·
If PAN is
submitted with a declaration applicable under Double Tax Avoidance Treaty – TDS
is deducted @ applicable rate for the country of residence of the customer.
·
If PAN is
submitted without declaration – TDS is deducted @30%
·
If
declaration is submitted without PAN – TDS @normal rate or 20% whichever is
higher.
·
If PAN and
declaration is not submitted – TDS @30%
For others
·
TDS is
deducted @20%
·
TDS rates are
subject to change as per the Income Tax Act from time to time.
Issue of certificate
Quarterly TDS certificates
will be issued.
Treatment of Joint Deposits
For accepting deposits of
senior citizens jointly, with other persons below the age of sixty years, under
the special scheme for senior citizens, it should be ensured that the name of
the senior citizen is given as the first name in the application.
Advances Against Our Bank’s Time Deposit Receipts
Advances against our Bank’s
time deposit receipt can be sanctioned keeping a minimum margin of 5% on the
amount of the deposit receipt on the terms and conditions which may be obtained
from the branch.
For further details, please contact the Abdespana Branch nearest to you.