The Jammu and Kashmir State Taxes Department has initiated a significant crackdown across the Jammu division, deploying 13 enforcement teams to tackle GST violations. The operation focuses on issues like invoice trading without actual supply, fake e-way bills, and fraudulent input tax credit claims, all stemming from intelligence reports of tax evasion. The Commissioner stressed this is a proactive measure to protect public revenue and ensure fair trade, with strict action promised against violators.
The Jammu and Kashmir State Taxes Department on Saturday conducted search and seizure operations at multiple locations across the Jammu division. The drive targeted several tax malpractices including invoice trading without actual supply, fake e-way bills, and fraudulent input tax credit (ITC) claim
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FAQ :
The department has launched a statewide crackdown on GST violations across the Jammu division, conducting search and seizure operations.
The crackdown targets invoice trading without actual supply, fake e-way bills, fraudulent input tax credit claims, bogus transactions, and falsified toll records.
A total of 13 enforcement teams were deployed throughout the Jammu division to conduct on-site verifications and scrutinise records.
The drive aimed to detect discrepancies in compliance with GST laws, protect public revenue, and enforce fair trade practices.
Businesses are urged to maintain proper records, issue genuine invoices, and strictly adhere to GST norms to avoid penalties, interest, or prosecution.
The public and businesses are encouraged to report suspected tax evasion through the department's official communication channels.