The income tax department has discovered significant under-reporting of real estate transactions in Nagpur, with deals worth nearly Rs500 crore not reported by the sub-registrar office (SRO-7).
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The Statement of Financial Transaction (SFT) is a critical document that helps the income tax department keep track of high-value transactions, such as property registrations worth over Rs30 lakh. It ensures transparency and helps in identifying any discrepancies or under-reporting in tax returns.
Under-reporting real estate transactions can lead to legal penalties, including fines and prosecution. The income tax department can also demand back taxes, interest, and penalties for any unreported income or capital gains.
The Intelligence and Criminal Investigation (I&CI) wing of the income tax department is responsible for investigating financial irregularities and ensuring compliance with tax laws. They oversee the reporting of transactions under the Statement of Financial Transaction (SFT) and take action against any under-reporting or fraudulent activities.
SRO-7 covers various areas within Nagpur city. The sub-registrar office is responsible for registering property transactions and other legal documents in these areas.
To avoid under-reporting in real estate transactions, individuals should ensure that all property purchases and sales are accurately reported to the relevant sub-registrar office. They should also maintain proper documentation and file accurate tax returns to avoid legal complications.

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