CBDT exempts interest payments on rupee-denominated bonds issued by New Development Bank from TDS

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The exemption applies to holders of Maharajah INR Bonds who are Indian residents or foreign institutional investors, for the 2026-27 tax year and subsequent tax years.

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CBDT exempts interest payments on rupee-denominated bonds issued by New Development Bank from TDS

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