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Mumbai's Rs 2 Lakh Crore Family Admitted They Were A Front, Say Sources
Could the Rs 2 lakh crore income declaration by Mumbai-based family have been a front for certain "big names"? Sources in the income tax department say they are inquiring into the possibility.
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No Answers From Businessman Who Declared 13,860 Crore, Say Investigators
Days after his stunning revelation before a news channel that politicians, bureaucrats and builders owned the Rs 13,860 crore he declared under the Income Declaration Scheme, real estate dealer Mahesh Shah has refused to divulge the source to the Income Tax department.
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Where Is Mumbai's $29 Billion Family? Flat Empty, Neighbours Clueless
One would assume that after declaring their Rs 2 lakh crore net worth in IDS, the Sayeds would be a well-known name in Bandra's social circles, but even their neighbours haven't seen them
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Indian Family Says Skipped Tax On $29 Billion: Foreign Media
A family of four Indians told the government it had evaded tax on $29 billion of income. That fortune would make them wealthier than the nation's richest man.
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Money Belongs To Politicians, Babus: Gujarat Businessman Mahesh Shah Who Declared 13,860 Crores
Mahesh Shah, the Ahmedabad-based businessman, who had gone missing last month after declaring black money worth Rs 13,860 crore in September, told the income tax officials today that he was just a front for the unaccounted money which belongs to many people including politicians, bureaucrats and builders.
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Ahmedabad Man, Who Declared Over 13,000 Crores In Black Money, Goes Missing
An Ahmedabad-based businessman, who had declared black money worth over 13,000-crore in October, has gone missing. Income Tax authorities are on the lookout for Mahesh Shah, who had declared the huge sum under the Income Declaration Scheme - which provides immunity to those who declare and pay the required tax on their hidden income.
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Black Money Tax: Government's New Income Declaration Scheme In 10 Points
With the ban on 500 and 1,000-rupee notes now more than two weeks old, the government has proposed new rules to tax black money that is being unearthed. The bill was submitted on Monday for parliament's review by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley as the government is being attacked by a united opposition over its sudden withdrawal of 86 per cent of the...
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Unaccounted Deposits In Old Notes To Attract 50 Per Cent Tax, 4-Year Lock-In Period
A minimum of 50 per cent tax may be levied on unexplained bank deposits made using the banned currency notes up to December 30 along with a 4-year lock in period for half of the remaining amount under the amendments to tax law the government plans to bring in parliament shortly.
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Deposits Above Rs. 2.5 Lakh To Face Tax, 200% Penalty On Mismatch
The government has allowed citizens to deposit in their bank accounts old currency of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 denominations between November 10 and December 30.
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Information Under Domestic Black Money Scheme Confidential: Government
Government today said information about those who declare their black money under the compliance window, ending September 30, will be kept confidential.
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No Passing Off Black Money As Current Income, Warns Income Tax Department
The Income Tax Department on Thursday warned black money holders of prosecution if they tried to pass off such wealth as current income instead of disclosing it in the one-time compliance window.
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Declare Undisclosed Income, No Questions Will Be Asked, Says Arun Jaitley
Union finance minister Arun Jaitley on Tuesday said the Voluntary Disclosure of Income Scheme is not one that provides immunity from investigation. But he assured that those who do disclose their unreported income under it, will be given protection from investigative agencies other than the Income Tax Department.
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Compliance Window For Domestic Black Money Opens Tomorrow
The 4-month disclosure window giving an opportunity to domestic black money holders to come clean by paying tax and penalty of 45 per cent on such assets will open tomorrow.
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Mumbai's Rs 2 Lakh Crore Family Admitted They Were A Front, Say Sources
Could the Rs 2 lakh crore income declaration by Mumbai-based family have been a front for certain "big names"? Sources in the income tax department say they are inquiring into the possibility.
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No Answers From Businessman Who Declared 13,860 Crore, Say Investigators
Days after his stunning revelation before a news channel that politicians, bureaucrats and builders owned the Rs 13,860 crore he declared under the Income Declaration Scheme, real estate dealer Mahesh Shah has refused to divulge the source to the Income Tax department.
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Where Is Mumbai's $29 Billion Family? Flat Empty, Neighbours Clueless
One would assume that after declaring their Rs 2 lakh crore net worth in IDS, the Sayeds would be a well-known name in Bandra's social circles, but even their neighbours haven't seen them
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Indian Family Says Skipped Tax On $29 Billion: Foreign Media
A family of four Indians told the government it had evaded tax on $29 billion of income. That fortune would make them wealthier than the nation's richest man.
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Money Belongs To Politicians, Babus: Gujarat Businessman Mahesh Shah Who Declared 13,860 Crores
Mahesh Shah, the Ahmedabad-based businessman, who had gone missing last month after declaring black money worth Rs 13,860 crore in September, told the income tax officials today that he was just a front for the unaccounted money which belongs to many people including politicians, bureaucrats and builders.
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Ahmedabad Man, Who Declared Over 13,000 Crores In Black Money, Goes Missing
An Ahmedabad-based businessman, who had declared black money worth over 13,000-crore in October, has gone missing. Income Tax authorities are on the lookout for Mahesh Shah, who had declared the huge sum under the Income Declaration Scheme - which provides immunity to those who declare and pay the required tax on their hidden income.
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Black Money Tax: Government's New Income Declaration Scheme In 10 Points
With the ban on 500 and 1,000-rupee notes now more than two weeks old, the government has proposed new rules to tax black money that is being unearthed. The bill was submitted on Monday for parliament's review by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley as the government is being attacked by a united opposition over its sudden withdrawal of 86 per cent of the...
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Unaccounted Deposits In Old Notes To Attract 50 Per Cent Tax, 4-Year Lock-In Period
A minimum of 50 per cent tax may be levied on unexplained bank deposits made using the banned currency notes up to December 30 along with a 4-year lock in period for half of the remaining amount under the amendments to tax law the government plans to bring in parliament shortly.
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Deposits Above Rs. 2.5 Lakh To Face Tax, 200% Penalty On Mismatch
The government has allowed citizens to deposit in their bank accounts old currency of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 denominations between November 10 and December 30.
-
Information Under Domestic Black Money Scheme Confidential: Government
Government today said information about those who declare their black money under the compliance window, ending September 30, will be kept confidential.
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No Passing Off Black Money As Current Income, Warns Income Tax Department
The Income Tax Department on Thursday warned black money holders of prosecution if they tried to pass off such wealth as current income instead of disclosing it in the one-time compliance window.
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Declare Undisclosed Income, No Questions Will Be Asked, Says Arun Jaitley
Union finance minister Arun Jaitley on Tuesday said the Voluntary Disclosure of Income Scheme is not one that provides immunity from investigation. But he assured that those who do disclose their unreported income under it, will be given protection from investigative agencies other than the Income Tax Department.
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Compliance Window For Domestic Black Money Opens Tomorrow
The 4-month disclosure window giving an opportunity to domestic black money holders to come clean by paying tax and penalty of 45 per cent on such assets will open tomorrow.
