New Delhi, June 13 (PTI) Under pressure from civil society to take concrete action on black money, the government today said it has enough tools to deal with transactions arising from non-cooperative jurisdictions and would take action as and when necessary.

"We have developed a toolbox... We have enabled ourselves to declare (tax havens) as non-cooperating jurisdiction and countries as and when the situation arises. We will take appropriate steps," Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee told reporters here today.

However, he added that as of now, "no country" has been put in the category of a "non-cooperating jurisdiction".

India, the minister said, is negotiating Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAA) with several countries and also entering into Tax Information Exchange Agreements (TIEA) with tax havens.

"We are getting substantial cooperation," he said.

Tax haven non-cooperation designation enables measures against transactions from jurisdictions failing to share tax information. Measures to address cross-border undisclosed wealth focus on a domestic toolbox permitting designation of jurisdictions as non-cooperating jurisdiction and on administrative or enforcement steps against transactions arising from such jurisdictions, supported by negotiation and use of Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements and Tax Information Exchange Agreements to obtain information and cooperation.