High value trasaction जिससे करने से Income tax department से Notice आ सकता हैं। Watch till end.

Are your High-Value Transactions appearing in AIS or Form 26AS? If yes, you might receive an Income Tax Notice if they are not properly reported in your ITR!
In this video, we explain the list of High-Value Transactions that are reported to the Income Tax Department and how to avoid tax notices and penalties.
Topics Covered in This Video:
✅ Cash Deposits & Withdrawals (TDS on cash withdrawal under Section 194N)
✅ Fixed Deposit (FD) & Time Deposit Transactions
✅ Credit Card Payments (₹1 lakh+ cash, ₹10 lakh+ digital transactions)
✅ Property Transactions & TDS under Section 194IA
✅ Mutual Funds, Stocks & Bonds Investments
✅ Foreign Exchange & Travel Transactions


💡 How to Avoid Income Tax Notices?
✔️ Ensure all High-Value Transactions are correctly reported in your ITR.
✔️ Maintain proper documentation like bank statements, invoices & receipts.
✔️ Buyers must deduct 1% TDS on property purchases above ₹50 lakh to avoid TDS penalties.
✔️ Prefer digital transactions and keep cash transactions within legal limits.

📢 This Video is Important for You If:
🔹 You frequently make High-Value Transactions.
🔹 Your AIS or Form 26AS has reported transactions.
🔹 You want to avoid Income Tax Notices & penalties


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High Value Transactions
Cash deposit
Cash withdrawal
Fixed Deposit
Credit Card Payment
Property Sale Purchase
Share & Bond
Foreign Exchange Transactions
Cash Sale Transaction