While purchasing or selling of immovable property, spending by using credit card or while making investment decisions, you may not be aware that the information will be collected by Income Tax Department for the transactions which exceeds some limits. While making financial decision related to purchase and sale of property, spending through credit card, investments etc, we must know about the taxation part of the transaction. If the assessee does not give sufficient attention at the time of executing such transactions, it may create unnecessary financial loss and trouble. The following are the transaction type in which the Income Tax Department will collect information directly.
Purchase or sale of Immovable property valued at 30 lakhs or
more
Income Tax Department will collect information related to
purchase and sale of immovable property worth Rs. 30 lacs or
more. For a safe and dazzle free assessment, the assessee should
declare information related to such transactions in the Income
Tax Return and tax if any should be paid in time.
Credit Card Expenditure exceeding Rs. 2 lakh per annum
Data of assesses who are spending more than Rs. 2 lakh per annum
by using credit card will be collected by the Income Tax
Department. Timely payment of tax and filing of return is
compulsory for such Assessees.
Mutual Fund Investment in excess of Rs. 2 lakh
Information of the Assessees who have invested more than Rs. 2
lakh in Mutual Fund will be collected by the Income Tax
Department. The assessee should declare the fact in their
return/
Purchase of bonds or debenture of a company or Institution for
Rs. 5 lakhs or more in a year
If the assessee purchases bonds or debenture worth Rs. 5 lakhs
or more, the information will be collected by the Income Tax
Department. Such assesses should file their income tax return in
time.
Cash deposits of Rs. 10 lakh or more per annual in Saving Bank
Account
Information related to deposit of cash of Rs. 10 lakh or more in
a year in the Savings Bank Account of the assesses will also be
collected by the Income Tax Department.
Payment of Rs. 1 lakh or more for acquiring shares of a Company
thorough it's public or Right Issue
If the Assessee makes payment of Rs. 1 lakh or more for
acquiring shares of a company through its public or right issue,
data of such transaction will be collected by the Income Tax
Department.
Purchase of bonds issued by Reserve Bank of India amounting in
aggregate to Rs. 5 lakh in a year
Data of all assesses who have purchased Bonds of Reserve Bank of
India amounting in aggregate to Rs. 5 lakh in a year will be
collected by the Income Tax Department.
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