Tax evasion involves failing to pay taxes owed, using fake documents to claim exemption, and smuggling to avoid import-export levies and customs fees. Common methods of tax evasion include not reporting cash income, only accepting cash payments to disguise sources, and filing inaccurate financial statements showing less income than actually earned in order to reduce tax liability. Tax evasion is a punishable offense in India that can result in heavy fines.
Tax evasion involves failing to pay taxes owed, using fake documents to claim exemption, and smuggling to avoid import-export levies and customs fees. Common methods of tax evasion include not reporting cash income, only accepting cash payments to disguise sources, and filing inaccurate financial statements showing less income than actually earned in order to reduce tax liability. Tax evasion is a punishable offense in India that can result in heavy fines.
Tax evasion involves failing to pay taxes owed, using fake documents to claim exemption, and smuggling to avoid import-export levies and customs fees. Common methods of tax evasion include not reporting cash income, only accepting cash payments to disguise sources, and filing inaccurate financial statements showing less income than actually earned in order to reduce tax liability. Tax evasion is a punishable offense in India that can result in heavy fines.
Tax evasion involves failing to pay taxes owed, using fake documents to claim exemption, and smuggling to avoid import-export levies and customs fees. Common methods of tax evasion include not reporting cash income, only accepting cash payments to disguise sources, and filing inaccurate financial statements showing less income than actually earned in order to reduce tax liability. Tax evasion is a punishable offense in India that can result in heavy fines.
• Using fake documents to claim exemption • Smuggling • Many individuals and businesses turn to smuggling in order to avoid paying state taxes, import-export levies, and customs fees. Smuggling is a punishable offence in India, and tax evasion can result in more heavier fines. • Not showing any income • Many people use cash transactions to disguise the source of their income. People often do not produce invoices for sales. Landlords may also only accept cash payments for rent rather than bank transfers or cheques. • Inaccurate financial statements • False financial records or accounts books may be filed, showing income that is less than what was actually earned. Reduction in taxable income, reduces the tax liability.