The Maharashtra Revenue Department has issued a clarification stating that Rs 100 and Rs 200 notes will continue to be accepted for all transactions. This announcement comes after widespread confusion and speculation following recent financial news. Sachi
Maharashtra Revenue DepartmentRs 100 And Rs 200 NotesFinancial StabilityReal Estate SectorConsumer ConfidenceReal Estate PuneOct 08, 2024
Yes, the Maharashtra Revenue Department has confirmed that Rs 100 and Rs 200 notes will continue to be valid and accepted for all transactions in the state.
The Association of Real Estate Agents Pune (AREA) is a leading organization representing real estate professionals in Pune, aiming to promote ethical practices, provide training, and advocate for the interests of its members and the broader real estate community.
The continuation of Rs 100 and Rs 200 notes will have a positive impact on the real estate sector, especially for smaller transactions and property deals, ensuring smooth financial operations for clients.
Continuing the validity of Rs 100 and Rs 200 notes supports the economy by ensuring efficient and accessible cash transactions, which is particularly important in the current economic climate.
While the current decision provides immediate clarity, the Maharashtra Revenue Department has hinted at long-term plans to modernize the financial system, including the gradual introduction of digital payment methods.
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