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If you’ve received an email stating, “Our records indicate that you may have overseas financial interests," do not worry; the department has been sending this exact message to a large number of taxpayers whose data suggests they may hold foreign bank accounts, shares, RSUs or ESOPs, property, or other overseas assets that were not reported in their Income Tax Return.
If you’ve received an email stating, “Our records indicate that you may have overseas financial interests," do not worry; the department has been sending this exact message to a large number of taxpayers whose data suggests they may hold foreign bank accounts, shares, RSUs or ESOPs, property, or other overseas assets that were not reported in their Income Tax Return.
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