Income Tax Notice: Crypto TDS Reported but Not Declared in ITR



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The Income Tax Department is now sending SMS alerts for discrepancies in tax filings, particularly regarding cryptocurrency transactions. If 1% TDS was deducted on your virtual digital asset sales but not declared in your Income Tax Return (ITR), you'll receive a notification. This is a reminder to correct your ITR, as failing to declare these transactions, even with TDS paid, can lead to penalties. You have a window to amend your return, but delaying could result in significant extra payments.

Income Tax Notice is sent by the Income Tax Department to taxpayers informing about discrepancies or issues related to your tax filings. A Taxpayer while scrolling through his phone found that he received SMS from the tax department. What's in the Message? The message was relate to cryptoc
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You might receive this notice if the Income Tax Department has observed transactions in virtual digital assets where 1% TDS was deducted, but these transactions have not been declared in your Income Tax Return (ITR).

The SMS alert is a reminder from the IT Department about discrepancies in your tax filings, specifically that crypto transactions with TDS deducted were not declared in your ITR. It's an opportunity to correct your return.

If you sell crypto and provide your PAN, 1% TDS is deducted by the buyer. For example, selling Bitcoin worth £1,50,000 would result in £1,48,500 received after tax. These sales must be declared in the 'VDA Schedule' of your ITR.

You generally have up to four years to correct an ITR. However, delaying this correction can lead to penalties ranging from 25% to 70% of the tax due.

Ignoring an income tax notice can lead to penalties, such as a Rs 10,000 fine for non-compliance with certain notices, and potentially prosecution. For undeclared crypto TDS, penalties can be substantial if not rectified.




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