Query about cash withdrawals and tax/ITR filing implications

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What are the tax liability or ITR filing requirements in case of cash withdrawals from savings accounts?
 
Details are as follows:
 
Senior citizens need to withdraw some cash from their savings accounts (held in individual names) for some expenses that need to be met in cash. The amount will be approximately 20-25 lacs
 
One of them is an income tax assessee and files ITR regularly. Other doesn’t file ITR due to income being below threshold. 
 
To avoid the 1% surcharge on cash withdrawals, they are planning to withdraw cash over multiple days at 2L per day each. About 15L to be withdrawn by the income tax assessee person and 5L by the other person who doesn’t file ITR today.  
 
The money held in the account is post-tax assessed/post-tax paid income in both cases so funds are completely legitimate. 
 
Main consideration is to ensure that they do not have to get into any new tax liabilities or  new ITR filing requirements due to this cash withdrawal. 
 
What are the potential implications of such cash withdrawal in this case?
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Sec 269st deals with these provisions.

SEC 269ST IMPOSES RESTRICTIONS FOR WITHDRAWAL OF CASH OR RECEIVING CASH FROM SPECIFIED COMPANIES.

Will attract TDS

Will be reported in SFT

Notice Might trigger from ITAX for source of fund

Thanks Mahesh. 
 
1. Regarding TDS - if the withdrawals are in small amounts eg less than 2L per withdrawal, will there still be TDS deducted by the bank?
2. ⁠regarding reporting in SFT by bank - since the source of the funds is all post-tax income, with full traceability, it is completely legitimate funds. What are the implications for the withdrawing persons even if the transaction is reported in SFT by the bank?
3. ⁠ITD notice - again, since the funds being withdrawn are fully legitimate, is there anything the withdrawers need to be concerned about while withdrawing cash as described above?
 
The main concern of the people withdrawing this cash is to ensure that due to such withdrawals (a) there is no new tax liability that they will incur (b) there is no new requirement to file ITR by the second person who currently doesn’t file ITR due to their income being below threshold

If scruitiny comes & if u can explain then there is no issue

I had answered possible outcome of reporting Cash transaction never said u can not withdraw

As far as things are as per incometax law and explainable then fine


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