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In War Against Black Money, Tax Officials Seized 900 Benami Properties
More than 900 properties including plot of land, buildings and bank deposits worth Rs 3,500 crores have been seized as part of the crackdown on benami properties declared by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2016.
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Aadhaar-Saving Schemes Linking: Government Extends Deadline
The government has insisted on quoting Aadhaar for bank deposits, obtaining mobile phone and several other utilities to weed out benami deals and black money.
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Aadhaar Linking Deadlines That You Must Know
The government has insisted on quoting Aadhaar for bank deposits, obtaining mobile phone and several other utilities to weed out benami deals and black money.
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Why You Need To Remember December 31, 2017 And February 6, 2018
The government has insisted on quoting Aadhaar for bank deposits, obtaining mobile phone and several other utilities to weed out benami deals and black money.
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Income Tax Department Begins Action Under Benami Act; Issues 87 Notices
Initiating a stringent action against black money holders post notes ban, the Income Tax department on Monday said it has issued 87 notices and attached bank deposits worth crores in 42 cases nationwide under the newly enforced Benami Transactions Act which attracts a heavy penalty and rigorous jail term of a maximum 7 years.
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PM Narendra Modi Warns Unscrupulous Elements Not To Misuse The Poor
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today warned unscrupulous elements not to play with the lives of the poor by depositing illegal money into their accounts as stringent law against 'benami' transactions were in place to deal with them, as he asked the youth and other sections to move towards a "cashless society".
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Unaccounted Deposits In Old Notes To Attract 50 Per Cent Tax, 4 Years Lock-In
The cabinet has cleared new amendments to existing laws to charge a minimum 50 per cent tax on unexplained bank deposits made using banned 500 and 1,000 rupee notes up to December 30. It will be introduced in parliament next week.
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In War Against Black Money, Tax Officials Seized 900 Benami Properties
More than 900 properties including plot of land, buildings and bank deposits worth Rs 3,500 crores have been seized as part of the crackdown on benami properties declared by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2016.
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Aadhaar-Saving Schemes Linking: Government Extends Deadline
The government has insisted on quoting Aadhaar for bank deposits, obtaining mobile phone and several other utilities to weed out benami deals and black money.
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Aadhaar Linking Deadlines That You Must Know
The government has insisted on quoting Aadhaar for bank deposits, obtaining mobile phone and several other utilities to weed out benami deals and black money.
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Why You Need To Remember December 31, 2017 And February 6, 2018
The government has insisted on quoting Aadhaar for bank deposits, obtaining mobile phone and several other utilities to weed out benami deals and black money.
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Income Tax Department Begins Action Under Benami Act; Issues 87 Notices
Initiating a stringent action against black money holders post notes ban, the Income Tax department on Monday said it has issued 87 notices and attached bank deposits worth crores in 42 cases nationwide under the newly enforced Benami Transactions Act which attracts a heavy penalty and rigorous jail term of a maximum 7 years.
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PM Narendra Modi Warns Unscrupulous Elements Not To Misuse The Poor
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today warned unscrupulous elements not to play with the lives of the poor by depositing illegal money into their accounts as stringent law against 'benami' transactions were in place to deal with them, as he asked the youth and other sections to move towards a "cashless society".
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Unaccounted Deposits In Old Notes To Attract 50 Per Cent Tax, 4 Years Lock-In
The cabinet has cleared new amendments to existing laws to charge a minimum 50 per cent tax on unexplained bank deposits made using banned 500 and 1,000 rupee notes up to December 30. It will be introduced in parliament next week.
