FD Interest Tax Calculator Sri Lanka
Estimate fixed deposit interest, bank tax deduction, monthly interest, and the amount you may receive at maturity.
Enter your fixed deposit details
Enter your fixed deposit amount, annual interest rate, term, and bank self-declaration status. The calculator updates instantly while you type.
Calculation breakdown
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| Calculation step | Formula / basis | Estimated amount |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed deposit amount | Amount entered by user | LKR 20,000,000 |
| Annual interest rate | Rate entered by user | 12.50% |
| FD term | Selected period in months | 12 months |
| Interest before bank tax | FD amount Γ annual rate Γ term months Γ· 12 | LKR 2,500,000 |
| Tax deducted by bank | Interest before bank tax Γ 10% | LKR 250,000 |
| Interest you receive after tax | Interest before bank tax β tax deducted by bank | LKR 2,250,000 |
| Total amount at maturity | FD amount + interest after tax | LKR 22,250,000 |
| Monthly interest before tax | Interest before bank tax Γ· term months | LKR 208,333 |
| Monthly interest after tax | Interest after tax Γ· term months | LKR 187,500 |
| Annual fixed deposit / bank interest before tax | FD amount Γ annual rate | LKR 2,500,000 |
| Other annual assessable income | Amount entered by user | LKR 0 |
| Self-declaration income check | Other annual income + annual FD interest before tax | LKR 2,500,000 |
| Threshold used for simple check | Personal relief / no-tax declaration guide threshold | LKR 1,800,000 |
| Bank self-declaration selection | Selected by user | No / Not sure |
Understanding FD interest tax
What does βtax deducted by bankβ mean?
When a bank pays fixed deposit interest, it may deduct tax before paying the interest to you. For example, if your FD interest is LKR 100,000 and the bank deducts 10%, you may receive LKR 90,000 after tax.
Why do people call it AIT or WHT?
AIT means Advance Income Tax. WHT means Withholding Tax. For normal users, both terms refer to tax deducted by the bank before you receive your FD interest.
Can everyone avoid this deduction?
No. Some resident individuals may be able to submit a self-declaration to the bank asking them not to deduct tax, especially if their total income is below the taxable threshold. Always confirm with your bank or IRD first.
Formula used
- Interest Before Bank Tax = FD Amount Γ Annual Interest Rate Γ Term Months Γ· 12
- Tax Deducted by Bank = Interest Before Bank Tax Γ Bank Tax Rate
- Interest After Tax = Interest Before Bank Tax β Tax Deducted by Bank
- Total at Maturity = FD Amount + Interest After Tax
- Monthly Interest After Tax = Interest After Tax Γ· Term Months
- Income Check = Other Annual Income + Annual FD Interest Before Tax