Hello Hardik Sir, , Once again thanks for your prompt reply. I had contacted a CA but unfortunately I could not get the proper advice or clarity i wanted. so I want to understand if following solution can also be considered . We file the return of deceased as per the 26AS so that there is no problem in getting TDS refund as the total income of deceased is less than the taxable limit. But while filling my return I include all interest earned after the date of death of deceased in my income and clearly mentioning this with proper remarks under heading "income from other sources" in my ITR .

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