CBDT launches 2nd NUDGE initiative to strengthen voluntary compliance in respect of Foreign Assets



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The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has launched its second NUDGE initiative to encourage taxpayers to voluntarily declare foreign assets. From 28th November 2025, taxpayers identified as potentially holding undeclared foreign assets will receive SMS and email advisories. They are urged to review and revise their Income Tax Returns (ITRs) by 31st December 2025 to avoid penalties. This campaign aims to improve the accuracy of reporting foreign assets and income, aligning with the government's vision for transparency and voluntary compliance.

Under the 2nd NUDGE initiative, CBDT will send SMSs and emails from 28th November 2025 to identified taxpayers with advice to voluntarily review and revise their returns on or before 31st December 2025 to avoid penal consequences Analysis of the Automatic Exchange of Information (AEOI) for FY 2024-
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The 2nd NUDGE initiative is a campaign by the CBDT to encourage taxpayers to voluntarily review and revise their tax returns concerning foreign assets, aiming to strengthen voluntary compliance.

Taxpayers identified for the 2nd NUDGE initiative will receive SMSs and emails from 28th November 2025.

Taxpayers are advised to voluntarily review and revise their Income Tax Returns (ITRs) regarding foreign assets on or before 31st December 2025.

The initiative is launched because analysis of Automatic Exchange of Information (AEOI) data has identified high-risk cases where foreign assets appear to exist but haven't been reported in ITRs.

Taxpayers are advised to review and revise their returns to avoid penal consequences.

The CBDT receives information on foreign financial assets of Indian residents from partner jurisdictions under Common Reporting Standards (CRS) and from the United States under FATCA.




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