Person(s) who allows His Or Her Bank Account to be misused for for conversion of Black Money into New Denomination Notes can be Prosecuted for Abetment under Income Tax Act,1961
While there is no official estimation regarding black money of Indians stacked in Swiss banks, recent media reports have quoted Zurich based Swiss National Bank as saying that money held by Indians in Swiss banks has fallen by nearly one-third. These reports also say that the funds, described by Swiss National Bank as ‘liabilities’ of Swiss banks or ‘amounts due to’ their clients, are the official figures disclosed by the Swiss authorities and do not indicate to the quantum of alleged black money held by Indians in Switzerland.
Baseless rumours are being spread to create panic among the citizens and to fail the Demonetisation scheme of Central Government.
It is well known fact that in Indian currency of denomination 500/1000 has been banned by Central Govt of India and it is announced by our respected Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi (here in after Mr. P.M) and Mr. Urjit Patel Governor of Reserve Bank of India and others as on 08/11/2016
Why black money is prevalent in Indian economy in such large scale that Govt has taken extreme step to defunct Rs 500/- and Rs. 1000/- note.
Section 115BBE seems to be the biggest loophole in the Income Tax Act, 1961 whereby, any person can evade tax on concealed income of previous years by declaring such accumulated income as income of current financial year and paying tax @ 30%+surcharge+cess thereon (without causing any penalty, interest and prosecution).
Fault in Notification No. 2652 is clear that the Government had not defined the extent of operation of said clause in the notification. Since the extent of operation itself is missing, the writer is of view that the specified bank notes can be used as a legal tender until the Government defines the extent of operation of said clause.
CBDT amended Rule 114B (mandatory quoting of PAN) and Rule 114E (reporting in AIR) casting regulatory and reporting obligations on banks and post offices for accepting and reporting of cash deposits in the bank and post office accounts.
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The Finance bill 2016 bought a new array of sections to the income tax act that are section 270A and 270AA. The law aims to provide a new procedure for charging penalty for concealment or understatement of income which intends to replace the existing array of sections that is 271(1)(c).
