At TaxRoutine, our objective has always been to maintain a reliable and accessible repository of historical SBI TT Buying Rates (SBI TTBR) for the benefit of taxpayers, chartered accountants, auditors, students, and other professionals who rely on such information for various compliance and documentation purposes.
During a recent review initiated following a query received from one of our readers regarding the Australian Dollar exchange rate, it was observed that the SBI TT Buying Rates published on our website for the month-end of March 2026 (SBI TTBR March 2026) were based on the SBI rate card dated 30 March 2026.
Subsequent verification revealed that State Bank of India had issued a revised rate card dated 31 March 2026, as banking operations continued on that date. Consequently, the rate card originally considered for publication did not represent the actual month-end TT Buying Rates. It is important to clarify that this discrepancy was not limited to the Australian Dollar alone. The rates pertaining to all currencies reflected in the 30 March 2026 rate card consequently differed from the rates ultimately published by SBI on 31 March 2026.
Accordingly, the SBI TT Buying Rates archived on TaxRoutine for March 2026 have now been revised and updated based on the rate card dated 31 March 2026.
Readers who may have downloaded, referred to, or relied upon the March 2026 TT Buying Rates prior to this correction are requested to verify the revised values available on our website.
We sincerely thank the reader who brought this matter to our attention. Feedback from our readers plays an important role in helping us maintain the accuracy and reliability of our resources.
TaxRoutine remains committed to periodically reviewing and updating its archival resources whenever revised source documents or subsequent clarifications become available. While every effort is taken to ensure accuracy, readers are advised to independently verify exchange rates and other financial data from the original source wherever such information is intended to be relied upon for official, financial, or statutory purposes.
We regret the inconvenience caused and appreciate the continued trust and support of our readers. Readers can contact our editorial team at admin@taxroutine.com to bring any discrepancy / suggestion / errors to our notice.
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