Rs 866 crore GST fraud uncovered in Punjab
The Finance Department of Punjab Government has exposed 20 such firms that were involved in GST fraud worth crores of rupees.
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The Finance Department of Punjab Government has exposed 20 such firms that were involved in GST fraud worth crores of rupees.
The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) has detected a massive GST input tax credit (ITC) scam worth Rs 130 crore during its ongoing investigation, officials said on Monday.
The Hon’ble Allahabad High Court in Gaurav & Anr. allowed regular bail applications of accused persons in GST fake invoice cases during trial stage.
The Central Bureau of Investigation has uncovered a 100-crore scam, allegedly executed by claiming GST through forged export bills.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Saturday (June 21, 2025) conducted searches in Bihar and Jharkhand in a case registered against the then Additional Commissioner, Customs, Patna, and 29 others over bogus GST claims through fake export bills of nearly ₹100 crore.
Punjab Finance, Planning, Excise and Taxation Minister Harpal Singh Cheema announced on Monday that the investigative wings of the state’s Taxation Department detected transactions worth Rs 1,549 crore involving bogus billing or paper transactions and successfully blocked fraudulent Input Tax Credit (ITC) claims amounting to Rs 108.79 crore in the current fiscal.
GST authorities have unearthed a nexus of iron and steel traders involved in fake input tax credit-related billing related to the illegal sale worth Rs 87.9 crore that led to tax evasion amounting to Rs 13.4 crore.
The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) has uncovered a GST evasion of Rs 26,543 crore in its second nationwide drive against fake input tax credit (ITC). From August 16, the CBIC officials scrutinised 68,903 high-risk taxpayers, out of which 18,472 entities — nearly 27 percent — were found to be non-existent, according to sources in the GST Council.
Yes, the Honorable Punjab and Haryana High Court in the case of Vishal Chauhan granted bail to the Petitioner, where the Petitioner was arrested for alleged wrongful availment of Input Tax Credit by showing purchases from non-existent or fraudulent suppliers. The petitioner was granted regular bail as trial was likely to be prolonged; the Show Cause Notice under Section 74(1) was yet to be adjudicated and the exact liability of the Petitioner was yet to be fixed.
DGGI has detected tax evasion of Rs 1.2 trillion using fake ITC, since 2020 to date, with special emphasis being laid on identifying and apprehending the masterminds and disrupt syndicates, operating across the country, the finance ministry said in a release on Tuesday.