The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has instructed Self-Reporting Organisations (SROs) to submit details of high-value financial transactions from the fiscal year 2022-23 by 30th June. This includes banks, post offices, and fintech firms, with specific thresholds for reporting. Around 6,000 entities have reportedly failed to comply, prompting the CBDT to demand strict adherence from all reporting bodies.
In a recent development, the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has issued a directive to Self-Reporting Organizations (SROs) urging them to furnish comprehensive details of high-value transactions conducted during the fiscal year 2022-23. The deadline for submission has been set for June 30.
The SROs encompass a spectrum of entities ranging from banks, post offices, cooperatives, fintech firms, to mutual fund houses. Transactions surpassing the threshold of Rs 50 lakh, share transactions e
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The deadline for submitting details of high-value transactions for the fiscal year 2022-23 is June 30.
SROs include entities such as banks, post offices, cooperatives, fintech firms, and mutual fund houses.
Transactions exceeding Rs 50 lakh, share transactions over Rs 10 lakh, and post office transactions of Rs 5 lakh or more need to be reported.
Approximately 6,000 reporting entities have either not submitted the required information, provided incomplete data, or submitted it in the wrong format.
Reporting authorities must disclose information regarding high-value transactions using Form 61A, the Statement of Financial Transaction.