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27 May 2016

IT dept to ‘name and shame’ crorepati’ defaulters this fiscal

by K.Sundar | posted in: Accounting Standards, Audit, Due Diligence, Corporate Updates, Economy, Business Updates, Corporate Affairs | 0
The Income Tax department, beginning this financial year, has decided to ‘name and shame’ all category of taxpayers who have a default of Rs one crore and above.

 

The department has begun publishing the names of tax defaulters in leading national dailies since last year and has named 67 such defaulters from across the country till now with their vital details like addresses, contacts, PAN card number and shareholders in case of companies.

 

The earlier exercise was restricted to people with huge defaults to the tune of about Rs 20-30 crore but the new measure will bring to the fore those names who have defaulted a tax of Rs 1 crore or more. “It has been decided to ‘name and shame’ all category of taxpayers including personal and corporate taxpayers who have a default of Rs 1 crore and above by March, 31 which is the end of 2016-17 financial year.

 

Source: http://indianexpress.com/article/business/economy/it-dept-to-name-and-shame-crorepati-defaulters-this-fiscal-2817347/#sthash.jCduzRT8.dpuf

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