Assam Government Intensifies Crackdown on Tax Evasion
The Assam government is tackling tax evasion with raids across the state, uncovering nearly Rs 5.80 crore in suppressed taxes. Operations in Barpeta Road, Jorhat, and Tinsukia revealed evidence of sales suppression and tax fraud, emphasizing the state's commitment to safeguarding its revenue and deterring such malpractice.

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The Assam government has launched a significant crackdown on tax evasion, executing multiple raids on businesses throughout the state. These operations have exposed nearly Rs 5.80 crore in suppressed taxes, highlighting a widespread issue of financial malpractice.
This concerted campaign has seen the Finance (Taxation) department taking decisive action in areas like Barpeta Road, Jorhat, and Tinsukia. The raids have unveiled evidence of sales suppression and tax fraud, sending a strong message to unscrupulous dealers about the consequences of illegal activities.
Officials found inconsistencies in physical stock records and audit documents, with taxpayers engaging in practices such as ineligible ITC claims and misclassification of goods. The state is committed to safeguarding its revenue by detecting and prosecuting these violations.
(With inputs from agencies.)