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I-T notices: High-value expenses must sync with bank withdrawals, e-txn

Tax experts say that when declared income is high but bank withdrawals are minimal, it raises concerns about unreported cash transactions

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Himali Patel
The Income-Tax (I-T) department recently issued notices to high-income individuals whose bank accounts reflect unusually low withdrawals. According to media reports, the department sought detailed breakdown of their monthly expenditures to identify possible tax evasion.
 
Why the scrutiny?
 
Tax experts say that when declared income is high but bank withdrawals are minimal, it raises concerns about unreported cash transactions.
 
“Such discrepancies may suggest that individuals are engaging in cash-based transactions that are not reflected in their bank statements,” says Suresh Surana, a Mumbai-based chartered accountant.
 
There is also the possibility that individuals may be engaging in digital transactions through undisclosed