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Income Tax and Registration Departments Coordinate on Data Governance
Income Tax officials and registration officers held a meeting in Mumbai.
More than 200 registration officers attended.
They discussed how to report property and other transaction information correctly.
The guidance included PAN details, transaction values and stamp values.
They also discussed a form called Form 165 under the Income Tax Act, 2025.
Officials said accurate information helps the government understand economic activity.
Better data can help identify risks and encourage people to follow tax rules.
The meeting ended with questions and answers between the departments.
The Mumbai Income Tax Directorate and Stamp Duty and Registration Department held a Mega Outreach Programme at Prakashgad, Bandra (East).
More than 200 officers from Sub-Registrar Offices across Mumbai City and Mumbai Suburban Districts participated.
Officials provided guidance on Statement of Financial Transaction reporting and Form 165 under the Income Tax Act, 2025.
Sessions focused on accurate PAN, transaction and stamp-value reporting, data validation and correcting errors.
The programme sought to improve coordination, support risk analysis and promote accurate, timely tax information reporting.
- Who
- The Directorate of Income Tax (Intelligence & Criminal Investigation), Mumbai, and the Stamp Duty and Registration Department, along with more than 200 Sub-Registrar Office officers.
- What
- They conducted a Mega Outreach Programme and provided technical guidance on SFT reporting, Form 165 and data accuracy.
- Where
- Prakashgad, Bandra (East), Mumbai.
- When
- Why
- To improve accurate, complete and timely reporting, strengthen coordination and support data-driven tax administration.
Key facts
- Organisers
- Directorate of Income Tax (Intelligence & Criminal Investigation), Mumbai, in collaboration with the Stamp Duty and Registration Department
- Venue
- Prakashgad, Bandra (East), Mumbai
- Participation
- More than 200 officers
- Topics
- Statement of Financial Transaction reporting and Form 165
- Legal framework
- Income Tax Act, 2025
- Reporting focus
- PAN, transaction and stamp values, data validation and error rectification
- Stated objective
- Accurate, complete and timely information reporting
Quotes
Dr. Santosh C. Mankoskar
Director of Income Tax (Intelligence & Criminal Investigation), Mumbai
“Smooth registration for citizens, correct revenue for the State and accurate information for the Nation”
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