The Income Tax Department has conducted extensive search operations on a major Pune-based dairy and milk products group. The investigation, which covered over 30 locations across six cities, revealed significant tax evasion amounting to at least Rs 400 crore. Incriminating documents and evidence of malpractices, including bogus purchases and unaccounted sales, were seized.
The Income Tax Department has initiated search and seizure operations on a leading group of Pune, engaged in dairy farming and milk products, on25.11.2021. The search action covered more than30 premisesspread over6 citiesin India.
During the course of search action, several incriminating documents and evidences of tax evasion have been found and seized. The preliminary analysis of these evidence clearly shows evasion of taxable income by adopting various malpractices such as claim of bogus pu
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The Income Tax Department conducted search and seizure operations on a leading group in Pune engaged in dairy farming and milk products.
The search operations were initiated on 25.11.2021.
The search action covered more than 30 premises spread over 6 cities in India.
Incriminating documents and evidence of tax evasion were found, including claims of bogus purchases, unaccounted cash sales, cash loan transactions, unexplained cash credits, and incorrect claims of loss on livestock.
The search operation led to the detection of unaccounted income of more than Rs 400 crore.
Unaccounted cash and unexplained jewellery of about Rs 2.50 crore were seized, and some bank lockers are yet to be operated.