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TheIncome Tax Department has harnessed the power of data analytics and advanced technology to recover an impressive ₹36,000 crore from outstanding tax demands in the current fiscal year. This includes a substantial ₹27,000 crore from corporate taxes and ₹9,000 crore from personal income taxes, refle
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The Income Tax Department has recovered £36,000 crore in outstanding tax demands as of December 20th in the current fiscal year.
The department is employing generative AI, advanced AI, and machine learning through a specially designed, automated artificial intelligence software program.
The AI software scrutinises income tax returns, builds regression models from various data sources to identify deviations and errors in tax filings, and helps officials assess these discrepancies.
The department expects to reach a commendable £50,000 crore in tax recovery by the end of the current fiscal year.
Taxpayers who receive intimations regarding mismatched returns are urged to file revised returns before the window closes on December 31st.
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