Officials from the Directorate General of GST Intelligence (DGGI) in Gurugram have arrested an individual in connection with a large-scale Input Tax Credit (ITC) fraud. The operation uncovered a network of 93 fake firms that issued fraudulent invoices totalling Rs 491 crore. The key operative, apprehended in Haryana, used cloud storage services to manage these non-existent businesses.
DGGI Gurugram officials bust nexus of 93 fake firms issuing fake input tax credit invoices of Rs 491 crore, arrest one
The Gurugram Zonal Unit (GZU) of Directorate General of GST Intelligence (DGGI), has arrested one person on 18.01.2022 under the provisions of the GST Act on charges of running m
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FAQ :
DGGI Gurugram officials uncovered a nexus of 93 fake firms that were issuing fake invoices for Input Tax Credit (ITC).
The fraudulent Input Tax Credit (ITC) amounts to Rs 491 crore.
Yes, one person has been arrested by DGGI officials on 18.01.2022.
The key operative used cloud storage facilities to manage the operations of the fake firms remotely.
The key operative was apprehended from Hansi in Haryana.
Further investigation into the case is currently underway.