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<h1>False statement in verification attracts rigorous imprisonment and fine where knowingly false statements cause tax evasion.</h1> Section 277 penalises anyone who in any verification under the Income-tax Act or applicable rules, or by delivering an account or statement, makes a false statement which he knows or believes to be false or does not believe to be true; punishment is two-tiered: where the tax that would have been evaded exceeds twenty-five hundred thousand rupees, rigorous imprisonment of not less than six months and up to seven years and fine; otherwise rigorous imprisonment of not less than three months and up to two years and fine.