Income tax dept asks to ignore ‘significant transactions’ emails, says they are 'erroneous'

The department said that the emails were meant only as facilitative reminders to help taxpayers review financial information.

In a clarification posted on X ( formerly Twitter), the department said it had received reports from taxpayers about inaccuracies in the communications and was working with its service provider to resolve the issue. (Pixabay/Representational image)

The Income Tax Department on Saturday asked taxpayers to ignore certain emails sent under its Advance Tax e-Campaign for Assessment Year 2026-27 after some messages were found to contain incorrect information about “significant transactions.”

In a clarification posted on X (Twitter), the department said it had received reports from taxpayers about inaccuracies in the communications and is working with its service provider to resolve the issue. “Certain taxpayers have received emails containing inaccurate details regarding ‘significant transactions’… the department regrets the inconvenience caused,” it said.

KIND ATTENTION TAXPAYERS!
Clarification has been issued regarding certain email communications sent under the Advance Tax e-Campaign for AY 2026–27 (FY 2025–26)@nsitharamanoffc @officeofPCM @FinMinIndia @PIB_India pic.twitter.com/ZVcjSyBo6q

— Income Tax India (@IncomeTaxIndia) March 14, 2026

The department added that the emails were meant only as facilitative reminders to help taxpayers review financial information and ensure advance tax compliance where applicable.

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