The IT department has mandated several transactions over Rs 1 lakh to be reported to it by specific persons/ entities which include banks accepting deposits or issuing credit cards/ companies accepting deposits or issuing shares/ mutual funds / companies issuing bonds or debentures/ registrar or sub-register registering immovable properties/ RBI officer.
The transactions listed are Rs. 10 lakh p.a or more in deposits/ credit card payments worthRs.2 lakh p.a or more/ MF investments worth Rs. 2 lakh p.a or more/ investment in bonds/debentures worth Rs.5 lakh or more/ investment in shares worth Rs. 1 lakh p.a or more/ purchase or sale by any person of immoveable property valued at Rs.30 lakh or more/ Receipt of Rs.5 lakh rupees or more in a year for bonds issued by the Reserve Bank of India.
A fixed deposit will not form part of AIR. But banks will report interest earned on fixed deposits along with tax deducted on it to Income Tax Department.
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