Tax authorities are increasing surveillance on high-revenue businesses, specifically restaurants, marriage halls, and farmhouses, to combat tax evasion. This initiative aims to address potential revenue loss from these sectors, which are considered prone to underreporting of income. The monitoring will likely involve increased scrutiny of financial records and transactions. Officials believe these establishments often utilize cash transactions, creating opportunities for tax avoidance. The move signals a broader effort to improve tax compliance and boost government revenue. Details on specific monitoring methods have not yet been released, but authorities indicate a focus on identifying discrepancies between reported income and actual business activity. This crackdown is expected to impact business owners in these sectors, potentially leading to audits and penalties for non-compliance.