TCS LRS scheme on above 7 lakh foreign travel spend

Is not likely to work. How will the banks track transaction across credit cards or debit cards ? If a customer has multiple cards , how are banks suppose to track when 7 lakh limits are breached , are we going to have all transactions and cards linked to PAN and Aadhar ? This 20% TCS is a tax overkill.

The Govt should just retract it and say we will come back to it later.

Please know the ones wjo evade taxes aren’t even going to spend even 2 lakh on credit card let alone 7 lakh. Its the middle class that you will be squeezing in the process. more  

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First Politicians and Bureaucrats must be made to pay taxes and their Pension must be withdrawn. Then they will face the real issue. more  
TCS is half cooked . if you spend INR and bhutan by credit card some banks will put a hefty mark up and will treat this a foreign exchange transaction . Banks are cheating by saying foreign exchange was used . IDFC is a crook and for that matter any product advertised by amitabh are cheats more  
double edged sword! one side i am suffering from too many taxes and corruption; on the other side, the money extracted from me is to a great extent squandered. i regret more  
How about a 20% tax on all bureaucrat and politician travel instead of this! more  
TCS is half cooked idea.Must be scrapped. more  
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