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Home / News / India News / IT dept lens on your personal accounts now
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    IT dept lens on your personal accounts now

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    Vaneet Randhawa
    Last updated on Apr 09, 2017, 01:16 pm
    IT dept lens on your personal accounts now
  • In a bid to close escape routes for defaulters, the IT department may now start directly recovering the defaulted amount from individuals' personal bank accounts.

    Sources said the department issued over 5000 notices to recover defaults of Rs. 53,981 crore, a fraction of the total tax arrears for this year.

    Offenders for over 10 years are under the lens currently.

  • In this article
    RBI's changing cash withdrawal rules Current withdrawal limits Changing rules for exchanging old currency notes Govt passes ordinance imposing penalties for possessing old notes Rs.10,000 fine, no jail for holding old notes President passes ordinance to criminalize holding old notes Holding banned notes is now punishable Rs. 70,000cr black money unearthed till now: SIT IT dept lens on your personal accounts now
  • Withdrawals

    RBI's changing cash withdrawal rules

    RBI's changing cash withdrawal rules
  • Soon after the demonetization move came into effect, on 13 November, the Reserve Bank of India increased the withdrawal limits from Rs.4000 to Rs.4500.

    A day after, the cash withdrawal limits were increased to Rs.50,000 in a week for current account holders.

    On 21 November, the RBI raised withdrawal limits to Rs.2,50,000 to meet expenses for weddings scheduled before 30 December.

  • Information

    Current withdrawal limits

  • By November 28, the rules on cash withdrawal limits were changed four times, with the current regular withdrawal limit capped at Rs.24,000 every week.

  • Exchanging

    Changing rules for exchanging old currency notes

    Changing rules for exchanging old currency notes
  • When demonetization was announced, old currency notes worth Rs.4,000 could be exchanged at banks everyday.

    On 13 November, the exchange limit was raised to Rs.4,500, but it was soon lowered to Rs.2,000 on 17 November when reports surfaced on people hiring workers to exchange black money.

    On 24 November, the RBI announced that no further exchange of currency is allowed.

  • 28 Dec 2016

    Govt passes ordinance imposing penalties for possessing old notes

    Govt passes ordinance imposing penalties for possessing old notes
  • The Centre cleared an ordinance imposing penalties on those possessing demonetized Rs. 500/1000 notes beyond 31 March'17.

    According to the 'Specified Bank Notes Cessation of Liabilities Ordinance', those possessing old notes face a jail term of 4 years and those transacting with old notes would pay a fine of Rs. 5000.

    People can have no more than 10 old notes in their possession.

  • 29 Dec 2016

    Rs.10,000 fine, no jail for holding old notes

    Rs.10,000 fine, no jail for holding old notes
    Credits:
  • The government clarified that there would be no jail term for holding old Rs.500, Rs.1000 notes after 31 March; they added that it would carry a minimum fine of Rs.10,000.

    The full details of the ordinance to this effect will be released once it has been passed by the president.

    Citizens have until 31 March to deposit cancelled notes with the RBI.

  • 31 Dec 2016

    President passes ordinance to criminalize holding old notes

    President passes ordinance to criminalize holding old notes
  • In order to control a parallel economy running on old currency, the government declared "holding, transfer and receiving of the demonetized note a criminal offence, punishable" with a fine.

    The approval of promulgation of the Specified Bank Notes (Cessation of Liabilities) Ordinance, 2016 by the President implies a fine of "Rs.10,000 or five-times the cash held, whichever is higher" on holding the old currency.

  • 01 Mar 2017

    Holding banned notes is now punishable

    Holding banned notes is now punishable
  • The government has issued a notification for a new law that makes personally holding more than 10 demonetized notes, or 25 for research purposes, illegal, with a minimum fine of Rs.10,000 or 5 times the amount of money held.

    The Specified Bank Notes Act, 2017 was signed by President Mukherjee on February 27.

    The act also ends the RBI's liability on the demonetized notes.

  • 03 Mar 2017

    Rs. 70,000cr black money unearthed till now: SIT

    Rs. 70,000cr black money unearthed till now: SIT
  • SC-appointed Special Investigation Team reported that Rs. 70,000cr black money has been unearthed till now, including Rs. 16,000cr stashed by Indians abroad.

    The SIT's proposals to curb black money, including cash holding of Rs. 15L and above as undisclosed, are under consideration.

    It has also asked all agencies to share information.

    The SIT will submit its sixth interim report to the SC in April.

  • 05 Mar 2017

    IT dept lens on your personal accounts now

    IT dept lens on your personal accounts now
  • In a bid to close escape routes for defaulters, the IT department may now start directly recovering the defaulted amount from individuals' personal bank accounts.

    Sources said the department issued over 5000 notices to recover defaults of Rs. 53,981 crore, a fraction of the total tax arrears for this year.

    Offenders for over 10 years are under the lens currently.

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