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Delhi man held on charge of forging Rs 392-cr input tax credit
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SME Times News Bureau | 30 Oct, 2020
A Delhi resident was arrested by a team of Directorate General of GST
Intelligence's (DGGI) Gurugram Zonal Unit on charges of creating and
operating fictitious firms on forged documents and passing fake input
tax credit totalling over Rs 392 crore through issuance of invoices
without actual receipts/supply of goods or services.
DGGI
investigations revealed that accused Kabir Kumar created multiple
proprietary companies on paper that were shown as based in Gurugram, New
Delhi, Faridabad, Solan, Noida, Jhajjhar, and Sirsa etc.
Kabir
had attempted to flee the city but was prevented from doing so at the
IGI Airport by DGGI officials with support from the Customs and CISF
officials, a Finance Ministry statement said.
During questioning,
he admitted to the creation of 31 fictitious firms that had generated
bogus invoices amounting to Rs 2,993.86 crore and input tax credit
totalling Rs 392.37 crore, the statement added.
A laptop, mobile phones and 140 SIM cards were seized from his person.
Investigations
at multiple locations in Delhi and based on documentary evidence and
recorded statement, it was established that Kabir was the key person in
orchestrating this racket of making fake firms on forged documents, the
DGGI said.
Kabir, who was arrested on Thursday, was sent in judicial custody by a Duty Magistrate in Delhi.
Further investigations in the matter are in progress.
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