GST Officers Authorities found Case 2 cases in Q1 to miss 44 CR tax in illegal tobacco trade.

New Delhi: GST authorities have discovered 61 cases of illegal tobacco products, including cigarettes and pan masala, which have Rs 104.38 crore in the first quarter of the current financial year.

From April to June, the Goods and Services Taxes (DGGI) and other authorities have discovered the cases, he said.

In addition, the Directorate of Customs Field Formans and Revenue Intelligence (DRI) has seized about 3.93 crore cigarettes in the current financial year till June 25.

According to DRI data, smuggled cigarette seizures have increased sharply between 2019-20-20-24.

High-mazen goods such as gold, tobacco and alcohol are widely taxed, which promotes smugglers and taxes. Their high value and stable demand make them the main goal of illegal trade, which is often fuel due to mediation and money laundering.


According to the available data, the seizure of cigarettes smuggled by DRI, Assam Rifles, CRPFs and other implementation agencies is estimated that FICACAD PC GHA said that former indirect tax and custom chairman and adviser (CBIC) chairman and consultant (CBIC) said. “Considering the high incidence of taxation on cigarettes, the resulting revenue loss is huge. The premium has been created on high tax rates and the implementation agencies have been burdened to check it. This is a golden opportunity to ease GST,” This is a golden opportunity to increase growth, “it is a golden opportunity to increase and increase the growth of tax. The mechanism is introduced, which includes some range of goods, including pan spice, various types of tobacco and tobacco preparation, which should provide detailed information about manufacturing in the specified timeline.

The Central Goods and Services Tax Act has been amended by the Finance Act 225, which enables the government to establish a comprehensive track and trace mechanism for the specified goods.

Further, a penalty has been imposed for the violation of the system, especially to ensure strict adherence to the track and trace provisions.

According to the Think Change Forum General Secretary Ranganath Tiri, the third 40 percent of the slab will increase the rate of Valorum rates, distort the market, encourage gray trade in categories like tobacco, which is already testifying to the illegal trade and eventually hurt revenue stability.

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