The Income Tax Department in Nagpur has uncovered a massive oversight where sub-registrar's offices failed to report real estate deals worth over Rs5,500 crore under the Statement of Financial Transactions (SFT).
Real EstateIncome Tax DepartmentSroSftNagpurReal EstateAug 21, 2025

The Statement of Financial Transactions (SFT) is a mandatory reporting format for all sale deeds of transactions worth Rs30 lakh and above. It is important because it helps the Income Tax Department maintain parallel information of financial transactions, ensuring transparency and preventing tax evasion.
The investigation has been extended to five SROs in Nagpur, including the one at Hingna and four others covering different areas in the city.
Sub-registrar's offices (SROs) engage chartered accountants (CAs) to compile the SFT data, but the ultimate responsibility lies with the registrar's office.
The I-T department is ensuring that all unreported data is now reported under the SFT. They are also considering taking action against individuals who registered the deals if any discrepancies are found in their tax filings.
The total value of unreported real estate deals uncovered in Nagpur has crossed Rs5,500 crore, with a single SRO alone accounting for Rs2,500 crore.

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