Скачать или смотреть 🔴 Supreme Court's Big Move on Cash Transactions | ₹2 Lakh+ Deals Under I-T Scanner | Dr. Jinesh Soni

In a landmark ruling (April 2025), the Supreme Court of India has mandated that courts and sub-registrars must report all cash transactions of ₹2 lakh or more to the Income Tax Department. This major decision aims to curb black money, ensure tax compliance, and enforce Section 269ST of the Income Tax Act.

💡 What’s Covered in This Video?

Details of the Supreme Court directive

What is Section 269ST and Section 271DA?

The reporting mechanism for cash transactions

Role of the Income Tax Department

Legal and financial consequences for violators

Impact on civil suits and property transactions

How this ruling promotes digital and transparent payments

⚠️ Penalty Alert: Violating Section 269ST could lead to a penalty equal to the amount received in cash!

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