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Income Tax Dept. uses land record website to track big deals in India

Soon the Anti Corruption Bureau (ABC), the Income Tax Department will use online records of the Maharashtra, India.

Soon the Anti Corruption Bureau (ABC), the Income Tax Department will use online records of the Maharashtra, India.


The Income Tax Department will adopt a 'fishing in the pond' policy to scan the huge database of land records to identify potential tax evaders. The department will use it for the land records website http://mahabhulekh.mumbai.nic.in for major land deals and track huge landowners. The land records department will conduct a one-day workshop for six income tax investigators in the region next week to train them on getting the most out of the website. The workshop will give I-T officials the expertise to effectively gather land record information of individuals using the portal's query module.

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