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Rs. 1000 notes to reappear in new design : Government

| | Nov 10, 2016, at 06:49 pm
New Delhi, Nov 10 (IBNS) : The Government on Thursday said that the Rs. 1,000 note - banned at midnight on Tuesday will reappear in new dimension and design in few months' time.

"In the next few months, Rs. 1000 notes will also be brought in with a new dimension and design," reports quoted  Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das as saying.

The Government has scrapped the Rs. 1000 and Rs. 500 notes with effect from Tuesday midnight to fight black money. 

In unprecedented scenes, millions of people on Thursday morning thronged in front of banks across the country to deposit the now-invalid Rs. 500 and rs. 1000 notes.

The Government has asked the people to deposit their Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 notes in banks within a specific time frame and get smaller denominations in exchange.

It has also  announced that deposits above Rs. 2.5 lakh will be taxed and could draw a 200 per cent penalty if found disproportionately higher than the account owner's income.

The banks have been asked to keep the details of PAN card of people depositing such large amounts over the 50-day period till December 30. 

Banks will remain open this weekend and many banks have announced longer working hours.

 

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