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Big Money Transactions That Can Trigger Income Tax Notices

Big Money Transactions That Can Trigger Income Tax Notices

31 Mar, 2026

These high value transactions are reported to Income Tax by relevant authorities.

These transactions gets auto populated in your Form AIS & TIS High-value transactions & reporting limits:

▪️ Cash deposit in savings account:
➡️ ₹10 lakh or more in a financial year

▪️ Cash deposit in current account:
➡️ ₹50 lakh or more in a financial year

▪️ Cash withdrawal:
➡️ ₹20 lakh or more in a financial year

▪️ Credit card payments:
➡️ ₹10 lakh or more (cash)
➡️ ₹1 lakh or more (online / non-cash)

▪️ Purchase / sale of immovable property:
➡️ ₹30 lakh or more (stamp duty value)

▪️ Investment in mutual funds:
➡️ ₹10 lakh or more

▪️ Investment in shares / debentures:
➡️ ₹10 lakh or more

▪️ Time deposits (FDs):
➡️ ₹10 lakh or more (excluding renewals)

▪️ Foreign remittance (LRS):
➡️ Any amount (with special monitoring above ₹7 lakh)

These high value transaction can invite Income Tax notices to the taxpayers. Ensure that you maintain proper documentation & explanation for the above transactions.

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