State GST officials have conducted a large-scale operation, raiding 52 locations across seven districts in Gujarat. The intensive inspections revealed a significant Goods and Services Tax evasion totalling Rs 8.1 crore. The crackdown targeted a wide array of businesses, including ceramics, mobile phones, hotels, and coaching classes, with many found to be operating without issuing proper bills.
In a major operation to curb Goods and Services Tax (GST) evasion, officials carried out extensive raids at 52 locations spanning seven districts within the state. On Monday, the state division issued a statement, revealing that these intensive inspections had uncovered a significant evasion amounting to Rs 8.1 crore.
The operation targeted a diverse range of businesses operating within Gujarat, including those in the ceramics, scrap, mobile phone, cosmetic items, snacks, hotel, and restauran
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FAQ :
A total of Rs 8.1 crore in GST evasion was uncovered during the raids.
Raids were carried out at 52 locations across seven districts in the state.
The operation targeted businesses in ceramics, scrap, mobile phones, cosmetics, snacks, hotels, restaurants, tour operators, coaching classes, and printing services.
The raids covered cities and districts including Surat, Vadodara, Gandhinagar, Rajkot, Bhavnagar, Mehsana, and Dangs.
The majority of non-compliant businesses were found to be business-to-consumer firms that conducted sales or offered services without generating proper bills.