I-T Dept arm conducts seminar on statement of financial transactions

June 17, 2022 12:08 am | Updated 12:08 am IST - HYDERABAD

Speakers at a seminar held by the Directorate of Income Tax (Intelligence and Criminal Investigation), Hyderabad on filing of statement of financial transactions.

Speakers at a seminar held by the Directorate of Income Tax (Intelligence and Criminal Investigation), Hyderabad on filing of statement of financial transactions. | Photo Credit: ARRANGEMENT

A seminar on filing of statement of financial transactions was conducted here recently by the Directorate of Income Tax (Intelligence and Criminal Investigation), Hyderabad.

Officers of I&CI explained the provisions of the Income Tax Act that govern the filing of the SFT and gave a demonstration on the filings to the gathering comprising officers of urban cooperative banks in the State and the Post Master General, Telangana. The officers of the IT Department wing highlighted the importance of filing SFT in augmenting revenue collection. They also emphasised the need for rectifying the defects in the filings.

The participants were also made aware of all statutory requirements and the importance of quoting PAN (Permanent Account Number) where the transactions exceed the threshold limit, a release on the seminar said.

Director of Income Tax (I&CI) AP and Telangana M.Vijay Kumar, Additional Director of I-T (I&CI) AP and TS Jeevan Lal Lavidya, Deputy Director of I-T (I&CI) Sheetal Sarin and several I-T officers attended the seminar, which was organised in the backdrop of the Department emphasising on faceless assessments and digitalisation.

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