19 Apr CBDT Directs Self-Reporting Orgs to File Details of High-Value Transactions by June 30, 2024
Introduction
The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has issued a crucial directive requiring self-reporting organizations (SROs) to submit details of high-value transactions conducted during the fiscal year 2022-23 by June 30, 2024.
Understanding CBDT’s Directive
Definition of SROs
SROs encompass various organizations such as banks, post offices, cooperatives, fintechs, and mutual fund houses.
Thresholds for Reporting
Transactions exceeding Rs 50 lakh, share sales and purchases above Rs 10 lakh, and post office deposits and withdrawals exceeding Rs 5 lakh must be reported.
The Compliance Challenge
Non-compliance Issues
Around 6,000 reporting entities have not filed the required information, provided incomplete details, or submitted it in an incorrect format.
CBDT’s Directive to Field Formations
Field formations are tasked with ensuring compliance among reporting entities.
Ensuring Compliance
Deadline and Reporting Requirements
All reporting authorities must file details of high-value transactions through Form 61A, “Statement of Financial Transaction,” by June 30, 2024.
Role of Reporting Authorities
Regional banks, post offices, and regional registries sometimes fail to file details on time, leading to compliance challenges.
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