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The Income Tax department has completed its investigation into several insurance companies and uncovered alleged tax evasion amounting to more than Rs 15,000 crore (Indian rupees). The investigation focused on suspected malpractices related to commission payments within the insurance industry. As per reports, the investigation has concluded, and the expected tax liability stemming from these findings is approximately Rs 4,500 crore. Over 25 insurance companies and 250 businesses were subjecte
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FAQ :
The Income Tax department has uncovered alleged tax evasion amounting to more than Rs 15,000 crore.
The investigation was conducted by the Income Tax department.
The investigation focused on suspected malpractices related to commission payments within the insurance industry.
Over 25 insurance companies and 250 businesses were subjected to scrutiny.
The expected tax liability stemming from these findings is approximately Rs 4,500 crore.
The insurance industry has refuted the allegations, stating that GST authorities have misconstrued the situation and erroneously categorised marketing and sales expenditures as service commissions.
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