New Delhi: The income tax department has issued rules for selecting I-T returns for full scrutiny in the current fiscal year, stating that such scrutiny would apply in cases when information about tax evasion is available from any other body.

In some situations, the procedures for selecting cases for complete examination have been updated to include seeking prior administrative clearance from the Principal Commissioner/Principal Director/Commissioner/Director in order to choose such cases for complete scrutiny.

Survey, search, and seizure cases, as well as cases where charitable trusts have claimed exemption without a legal approval, have all been subjected to prior approval before being sent to the National Faceless Assessment Centre for serving necessary scrutiny notifications. Tax officers conduct a thorough examination of the return of income to confirm the legitimacy of the taxpayer's numerous claims, deductions, and other claims. The objective is to guarantee that the taxpayer has not understated his or her income, computed an excessive loss, or underpaid taxes in any manner.

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