<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>No tax notice has been issued to former Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, clarified government sources, regarding the recent scrutiny process based on pre-defined risk parameters.</li><li>The scrutiny, part of the Computer-Assisted Scrutiny Selection system, flagged cases automatically without human intervention. Cases were selected if taxpayers claimed deductions exceeding Rs 5 crore under specific sections of the Income Tax Act.</li><li>A notice was triggered for Lata Eknath Shinde, Eknath Shinde's wife, for claiming a deduction exceeding Rs 5 crore under certain provisions, but no notices were issued to Eknath Shinde or his son as part of the current cycle.</li><li>The Income Tax Department highlighted that the scrutiny process is technology-driven and applied uniformly to all taxpayers, aiming to ensure digital interface through the Faceless Assessment Scheme.</li></ul>

No Tax Notice Issued To Eknath Shinde; Case Selection Part Of Scrutiny Process: Govt Sources

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