Part IV - VALIDATION OF THE CENTRAL CIVIL SERVICES (PENSION) RULES AND PRINCIPLES FOR EXPENDITURE ON PENSION LIABILITES FROM THE CONSOLIDATED FUND OF INDIA (From Section 147 to Section 150)
Crypto-asset reporting obligations require prescribed reporting entities to furnish transaction information and correct inaccuracies promptly. A new provision requires prescribed reporting entities in respect of crypto-assets to furnish transaction information in a prescribed statement to the designated income-tax authority; the authority may intimate defects and treat unrectified defects as inaccurate information, issue notices to non-filers to furnish statements, and the statute requires prompt correction of discovered inaccuracies and empowers rulemaking on registration, information maintenance, and due diligence for identifying crypto-asset users or owners.
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Crypto-asset reporting obligations require prescribed reporting entities to furnish transaction information and correct inaccuracies promptly.
A new provision requires prescribed reporting entities in respect of crypto-assets to furnish transaction information in a prescribed statement to the designated income-tax authority; the authority may intimate defects and treat unrectified defects as inaccurate information, issue notices to non-filers to furnish statements, and the statute requires prompt correction of discovered inaccuracies and empowers rulemaking on registration, information maintenance, and due diligence for identifying crypto-asset users or owners.
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