The strikes that were dispatched at 22 premises of the gathering and the dealers on September 28 are in progress, the assertion said. The Board said about ₹ 1 crore money and gems worth ₹ 98 lakh was seized during the activity.
The Income Tax Department has identified unaccounted exchanges of over ₹ 500 crore after it attacked an Ahmedabad-based land engineer and connected agents as a component of a tax avoidance test, the Central Board of Direct Taxes or CBDT asserted today.
"Reports uncover unaccounted pay of more than ₹ 200 crore in the possession of the land bunch and furthermore unaccounted pay of more than ₹ 200 crore in the possession of the gatherings recorded in the archives found from the ownership of the intermediaries."
"In general, the hunt and seizure activity has brought about the location of unaccounted exchanges of more than ₹ 500 crore," it said in an assertion.
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The assaults that were dispatched at 22 premises of the gathering and the intermediaries on September 28 are in progress, the assertion said. The Board said about ₹ 1 crore money and adornments worth ₹ 98 lakh was seized during the activity.
24 storage spaces have been put under restriction, it added.
Implicating reports, free papers, computerized confirmations have been seized from the premises of the land designer and this "proof" contain definite records of the gathering's unaccounted exchanges spread across various monetary years, the assertion said.
"Archives showing unaccounted venture inland of more than ₹ 200 crore and unaccounted cash receipts from the offer of land adding up to more than ₹ 100 crores have been seized up until now."
"Countless unique archives of properties bought throughout the long term, which are obviously held for the sake of benami people have additionally been discovered," it guaranteed.
On account of the specialist, archives showing subtleties of installments in real money and in checks identifying with exchanges of procurement and offer of land helped out through the representative have been discovered, the CBDT said.
Records showing cash exchanges of over ₹ 230 crore in these land bargains have been seized up until now, it said.
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