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  The Income Tax Department recognized an undisclosed payment of over Rs 160 crore. It happened after it assaulted an Andhra Pradesh-based organization occupied with financing and appropriation of movies and some different organizations. The CBDT said this on Thursday. Ventures directed on January 28 at 21 areas in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana against the Eluru-based organization. The main highlights of the case The significant highlight of the hunting activity is capturing an incredibly massive measure of money and gold. These have been captured in mofussil stations like Rajamahendravaram and Eluru, as per the Central Board of Direct Taxes.  Over the span of inquiry activity, transcribed books, arrangements and free sheets portraying undisclosed money transaction are seizing," according to statements. Reports again added Rs 14.26 crore money, bullion, and silver; gold ornaments, etc., esteem at Rs 3.42 crore are charge. The outcome of the inquiry Altogether, the inquiry has b...

GST officers recently detain four persons in three different fake invoicing cases. And the cases involve a total input tax credit scam of INR 178 crore. The finance ministry on this Monday has reported about this scam. As per the reports, the authorities of the Central Goods and Services Tax comissionerate have unveiled a network of a fabricated organization that generates fake invoices. Yes! You are reading it right. The Delhi CGST team catches a group that made good fewer invoices and passed on fake ITC to many beneficiaries. However, there was a total of four individuals detained. All four are from three different cases of scams. The thing that will astonish you is the total amount of ITC involving in these three cases is INR 178 crore. And the ministry itself declares it in a statement. In one of the cases, four non-reality organizations created by the main culprits. And they were passing on ITC of INR 54 crore primarily to 14 other organizations. However, the main culprits caught ...

  The income tax department clearly indicates that the interest that you earn from your provident fund would also be taxed like fixed deposit interest. However, if your interest income is below INR 2.5 lakh, then you don’t have to pay tax for it. In brief Budget 2021 brings a great sigh of relief to the income taxpayers. This is because; the income tax rates and slabs are still the same. There is no change in rates and slabs. However, there is a change introduced in this year’s budget. And that is the taxation of the interest earned from the Employee’s provident fund. Further, the government also clearly states that the tax will only be applicable if your interest income is more than INR 2.5 lakh. However, there is a lot more to be clarified by the finance ministry. It includes how the tax will deduct, what would be the interest rates, and many more. What part of the Employee’s provident fund is taxable? Well, coming back to the core of the topic, many readers must have a common do...

  Explore the Top Startup Sectors that will Witness Growth Post the Pandemic Situation Businesses around the globe witnessed drastic changes due to the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic. While many businesses came to a halt, there are several startup sectors that were greatly benefitted. Moreover, the ease of  startup registration online  helped in giving shape to innovative ideas and transforming dreams into reality. Here are some of the top startup sectors that will experience growth in the post-pandemic situation. ·  Ed-Tech The online learning trend is most likely to observe the maximum surge in demand post-Covid-19 era. While parents are still hesitant to send their children to school, tutoring and online education startups will help in meeting the learning needs of students. It will enable the students to gain knowledge and enhance skills in the safety of their homes.     ·  Fintech Startups The need for contactless financial solutions will ...