The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Department has conducted raids on several immigration firms in Chandigarh as part of an initiative to prevent tax evasion. Teams examined GST returns, business operations, and collected various documents and electronic devices. This action follows previous inspections and highlights the department's commitment to closing revenue loopholes and ensuring tax compliance.
In a proactive move to curb potential tax evasion, six teams from the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Department recently conducted raids on multiple immigration firms in the city. Led by Pardeep Rawal, ETO, and directed by Jagdeep Sehgal, AETC, the teams meticulously examined GST returns, business mod
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FAQ :
The raids were conducted by the GST Department to investigate potential tax evasion and ensure compliance with GST regulations.
Notable firms included Canvisa Worldwide, CV Immigration, Akal Overseas Consultancy, and Future Developers in Sector 34.
Evidence included enrollment forms, rent agreements, pen drives, mobile phones, computers, loose documents, dairy notebooks, and registers.
The aim is to seal GST revenue loopholes, ensure strict compliance, and promote fair business practices.
No, this operation followed a previous inspection of Dhagey Creations in Sector 38, where a taxpayer was found to be operating under the wrong GST scheme.