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LATEST NEWS UPDATES | Government mops up Rs 26,500 crore from those who didn't file tax returns

Government mops up Rs 26,500 crore from those who didn't file tax returns

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published Published on Feb 10, 2018   modified Modified on Feb 10, 2018
-The Times of India

NEW DELHI: The government's drive, through a non-filer monitoring system, to target those who indulge in high value transactions but don't pay enough taxes has forced the filing of at least Rs 1.7 crore extra returns and helped the Centre mop up close to Rs 26,500 crore till December.

In a written reply, finance minister Arun Jaitley told Parliament on Friday that for the past few years, the tax department has been identifying non-filers by tracking in-house information and tallying it with data on high-value transactions received from external agencies along with TDS and tax collected at source (TCS).

"The mechanism for collection and verification of financial information has been broadened to include data in respect of various types of high-value transactions from banks and financial institutions and high-value expenditure from commercial establishments in the form of Statement of Financial Transaction (SFT)," the FM said, adding that the scope of TDS and TCS was also expanded.

He said quoting Permanent Account Number (PAN) was now mandatory for transactions of over Rs 2 lakh, including on property, shares, bonds, insurance and foreign travel. This was yielding enormous data, which was being mined by the tax department.

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The Times of India, 10 February, 2018, https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/government-mops-up-rs-26500-crore-from-those-who-didnt-file-tax-returns/articleshow/62857205.cms


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