India Business News: NEW DELHI: Central and state GST officers will meet on Friday under the chairmanship of Revenue Secretary Sanjay Malhotra and are likely to discuss va.
Delhi-based businessman Tushar Gupta has been arrested in connection with a Rs 15,000 crore GST fraud exposed last year. Gupta was part of a syndicate that used fake documents to establish over 3,300 shell companies, generating e-way bills for transporting goods or services and claiming input tax credit (ITC).
A 45-year-old man, who is suspected of carrying out goods and services tax (GST) fraud involving the fake sale of items totalling more than $250 million (RM880 million), will be charged in court on Tuesday (April 9).
29-year-old Vikas Dabas, the key accused in a Rs 15,000-crore GST fraud, has been arrested by the Noida police. Dabas was involved in managing the transactions of the gang that used fake Aadhaar and PAN details to create bogus companies and claim fraudulent input tax credit. The gang also created fake documents like Aadhaar cards, Pan cards, rent agreements, and electricity bills. Properties worth Rs 25 crore have been identified and will be attached soon.