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The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) of India, in its latest report tabled in Parliament, highlighted widespread lapses in income tax assessments and GST compliance, causing a potential revenue loss of ₹18,509.8 crore. Key Findings 1. Income Tax Errors: The CAG identified 504 audit observations resulting in a tax effect of ₹5,728.8 crore. These errors stemmed from: Incorrect levy of interest. Irregular depreciation allowances. Incorrect business expenditure claims. Unexplained inv
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FAQ :
The CAG has flagged a potential revenue loss of ₹18,509.8 crore.
Errors included incorrect interest levies, irregular depreciation allowances, incorrect business expenditure claims, unexplained investments, and arithmetical miscalculations.
No, the government has failed to submit these accounts for the last four years.
Significant tax evasion was uncovered in the distilleries and breweries sector.
The CAG recommends strengthening reconciliation of assessment records, improving internal controls, and expediting action on GST compensation fund audits.
The report underscores the urgent need for reforms in tax administration to prevent revenue leakages and enhance accountability.
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