The Directorate General of GST Intelligence (DGGI) has initiated a probe into alleged tax evasion of about Rs 18,000 crore by agricultural brokerage houses, officials said, adding that the agency will soon issue notices to these brokerages.
Farm produce does not attract goods and services tax (GST), but brokerage associated with it is liable to 18% tax.
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