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The Income Tax Department has sent intimation notices to over 22,000 taxpayers, including salaried and high net-worth individuals, as deductions do not match the information furnished in their Form 16 or Annual Information Statement (AIS) or the data available with the Income Tax Department. Here are some key points to be considered Notices Sent: The Income Tax Department has sent out over 22,000 intimation notices to taxpayers, including both salaried individuals and high-net-worth
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Over 22,000 taxpayers have received intimation notices from the Income Tax Department.
Notices have been sent to salaried individuals, Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs), and high-net-worth individuals.
The notices are issued because deductions claimed in tax returns do not match the information held by the Income Tax Department, including data from Form 16, Annual Information Statement (AIS), bank accounts, or UPI transactions.
Taxpayers can either pay the due tax along with interest by filing an updated return or provide a detailed explanation to the department regarding the discrepancies.
Discrepancies include missed reporting of capital gains and dividend income, omission of additional bank account details, and inconsistencies between declared income/expenditures and departmental data.
Failure to respond to the intimation notices may result in the Income Tax Department issuing demand notices.
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